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Beinn Dearg

Beinn Dearg


Postby Ian Bayne » Sun Apr 24, 2016 10:25 am

Corbetts included on this walk: Beinn Dearg (Glen Lyon)

Date walked: 23/04/2016

Time taken: 4 hours

Distance: 10 km

Ascent: 627m

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An early start booted and suited 0750hrs a nice clear morning frost on the ground braw as per walkhighlands a quick walk up the forestry track and out onto the open moor there is a faint atv track which takes you over the first rise then make your own way over to the fenceposts then up to Beinn Dearg then the wind hit a shock to the system all round views no hanging about was going to have a wee dander but headed back down looking at the snow storms coming over Rannoch got back down to Innerwick about 1130 and had a piece and a brew .Stopped off at fortingale to lok at the yew tree and a pint in the ewe Grand
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Ian Bayne
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