katyhills wrote:Fantastic Petr
Terrific photos and report - as always. Any hill with a bit of exposure, or a tricky ridge, is hard enough on a half decent day. You must be unbelievably fit and tough to do the amount you do. The early wake up calls would kill it for me right away!
Here's hoping you get many more fine days in the hills. You'll surely reach your 200 before too long
Thank you Katy
I remember I felt more confident on the Aonach Eagach ridge in dry condition without a wind
I'm not so fit as I would like to be
but being tough and not much fit means more pain for the body then
I love the very early starts: always space in the car park, no crowds, no midges and not so hot very early in the summer, sunrise from the summit ( if lucky with the weather & views ), the possibility to do more hills in the day, longer distances ( even longer travelling from home ), earlier finish and still chance to enjoy the rest of the day
Anyway, sometime the early start is necessary for my one day's only trips
Thank you again and many more happy days in the mountains to you too