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[Sunset tripper]

Great stuff Mal. Brilliant photos. I did that two hills and Beinn Tarsuinn also a few years ago. We went in from the same point as you and camped at Loch an Nid. It was one of my best but hardest days on the hills.Had planned to do the Corbett also which was a munro at the time but was too tired at the summit of Sgurr Ban. It was May and summer conditions. Two weeks later we went back and did the Corbett on its own in poor winter like conditions. We met three guys at Shenvall on the way out. They had been holed up in the bothy for a few days hopping to get a break to do the six .It wasn't going to happen.

The slabs are brilliant walking in dry conditions and a fantastic setting.
Cheers

[weaselmaster]

Enjoyed reading that - and to see what we missed when we were up shortly before you doing Groban & Beinn Bheag in clag. Lovely to see the glories of the Fisherfields/An Teallach in white coats

[Mal Grey]

I've been hanging around on the "outside Scotland" forum a lot (the downtempo suits me better ) but I just couldn't ignore this post. Very impressive set of photos.

I spend most of my time hanging around outside Scotland, so know what you mean. Thank you.

Great stuff Mal. Brilliant photos. I did that two hills and Beinn Tarsuinn also a few years ago. We went in from the same point as you and camped at Loch an Nid. It was one of my best but hardest days on the hills.Had planned to do the Corbett also which was a munro at the time but was too tired at the summit of Sgurr Ban. It was May and summer conditions. Two weeks later we went back and did the Corbett on its own in poor winter like conditions. We met three guys at Shenvall on the way out. They had been holed up in the bothy for a few days hopping to get a break to do the six .It wasn't going to happen.

The slabs are brilliant walking in dry conditions and a fantastic setting.
Cheers

Thanks. Going back to walk the slabs is definitely something that appeals. Think I could get a mountain bike a bit further than the lodge, but some of the going would be either rough or shingly even before there.

A chap we bumped into as we started walking in didn’t know about the “demotion” of Chlaidheimh, but having turned back after Sgurr Ban due to the slippery slabs and a lack of winter gear, was pleased to hear he hadn’t missed a Munro.

Enjoyed reading that - and to see what we missed when we were up shortly before you doing Groban & Beinn Bheag in clag. Lovely to see the glories of the Fisherfields/An Teallach in white coats

Amazing area, even more magical under snow. Even your more modest pair looked impressive. Thanks.

[dogplodder]

What wonderful weather and landscapes beautifully captured. Beyond awesome.

[Mal Grey]

What wonderful weather and landscapes beautifully captured. Beyond awesome.

Thank you, DP.