Day 1 - Callop Horseshoe
Saturday morning had a cloud inversion - we were in thick fog in the valley as we drove along to Callops to begin the first walk. Really chilly until we'd got into the sun - even with gloves on my fingers were numb.
Climbed out of the clag at about 250m and were treated to some nice inversion pictures of Streap & Sgurr Thuilm floating on a sea of white. Nice easy walk over Sgorr Craobh a'Chaorainn and on to Sgurr Ghuibhsachain. Lots of roarign deer in the valley and a squadron on 14 ravens circling around the summit - never seen that many raven before. I had been hoping for a raven fly past when I completed my Munro Tops on An Teallach last week - but better late than never
Spiderwebs on the gate
P1100992 by Al, on FlickrStreap/Sgurr Thuilm above the mist
P1100998 by Al, on Flickr
P1110008 by Al, on FlickrSgorr Craobh a'Chaorainn
P1110009 by Al, on FlickrTowards Sgurr Ghuibhsachain
P1110012 by Al, on FlickrWee scramble up SG
P1110017 by Al, on FlickrSummit SG
P1110023 by Al, on FlickrRaven
P1110028 by Al, on FlickrDropped down along the fence post line then up Druim Tarsuinn. kept on to Meall Mor and followed a gully down to Cona Glen. Reascent to track that runs south of Meall nan Damh and back along the boggy track to the car as the daylight departed. Dark by the time we made it back to the campsite.
Loch Sheil
P1110030 by Al, on FlickrGlenfinnan Viaduct/Sgurr Thuilm
P1110031 by Al, on FlickrDruim Tarsuinn
P1110037 by Al, on FlickrDruim Tarsuinn from the bealach
P1110038 by Al, on FlickrStob a'Bhealach an Sgriodain
P1110042 by Al, on FlickrView south to Carn na Nathrach
P1110044 by Al, on FlickrLong wet track back
P1110046 by Al, on FlickrSunset hitting the tops of the Glenfinnan hills
P1110047 by Al, on Flickr
P1110049 by Al, on FlickrDay 2 - Rois Bheinn Horseshoe
Sunday was dry but grey. Drove along to Lochailort and parked beside the estate house as before, along a very boggy track between the fields and up Tom Odhar onto the Hydro track - this isn't shown on the map, but is a substantial track and has been widened since my last visit. Decided to climb An Stac first given the crags on its south face - easier to ascend than come down them. Had early lunch looking out over Rum and Eigg. Dropped down into Coire nan Cnamha and up the stone wall/fence line to the start of Rois Bheinn, reached the summit, marked with a small cairn then trotted over to the western top where there's a much larger cairn. Retraced our steps, down to Bealach Fhiona and up Sgurr na Ba Glaise - an easy Corbett from here. Kept along the ridge, deafened by a bunch of stags yowling. Two of their number were havin a joust and the others were galloping to have a look at what was happening. Really loud noises coming from them - if it had been midnight with a full moon I'd have thought werewolves were on the loose. Went as far as Druim Fiaclach then back down - eventually - to the Allt a'Bhuiridh. I crossed over by the dam and waited for Allison to arrive.
Up to An Stac
P1110052 by Al, on FlickrEigg/Rum
P1110056 by Al, on FlickrBa Glaise (L), Rois Bheinn (R)
P1110058 by Al, on FlickrSummit pano, An Stac
P1110059 by Al, on FlickrLoch Ailort
P1110064 by Al, on FlickrUp from Coire na Cnamha
P1110066 by Al, on FlickrTowards summit Rois Bheinn
P1110068 by Al, on FlickrRois Bheinn West Top
P1110072 by Al, on FlickrBa Glaise and An t-Slat bheinn ridge behind
P1110079 by Al, on FlickrView south to Ben More, Mull
P1110081 by Al, on FlickrBa Glaise & An Stac
P1110082 by Al, on FlickrEigg
P1110085 by Al, on FlickrThe 3 Corbetts
P1110087 by Al, on FlickrStats
P1110093 by Al, on Flickr
Just hope I get similar when I get back for the east Loch Shiel group 
- cheers 
