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Plan B Bhuidhe

Plan B Bhuidhe


Postby Mrs Scoob » Mon Jul 17, 2017 9:06 pm

Route description: Beinn Bhuidhe, via Glen Fyne

Munros included on this walk: Beinn Bhuidhe

Date walked: 16/07/2017

Time taken: 6.36 hours

Distance: 23 km

Ascent: 1203m

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Sunday walk due to the better weather forecast, planning for Vane & Vorlich with an early start and a cycle in... only it was pouring when we got there and didn't look like much chance of clearing soon :roll: So we headed along the road on the off chance it was brighter there - and it was 8) :D Good tarmac road most of the way in made for a quick cycle :D Clear summit this time - we'd both missed the views on previous visits. There was a new 'road to nowhere' up there too :o - we guessed for stalkers, coming over from Newton Hill. Then realised it was 5 years since we'd been here :shock: Made a loop of it this time - going over the SIM on the way back down. Track on that side isn't so well defined but it was easy enough to pick our way down til we found it again :D
Scoob's video to follow..

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