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Glas Bheinn Mhor

Glas Bheinn Mhor


Postby litljortindan » Sun Apr 01, 2018 9:10 pm

Sub 2000' hills included on this walk: Glas Bheinn Mhor (Skye)

Date walked: 31/03/2018

Time taken: 5 hours

Distance: 5 km

Ascent: 570m

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A cold morning but great views.
Ground wasn't frozen but the cold seemed to have congealed the muddy spots lower down. Thereafter very easy walking with the grassy hillside seeming to comprise of bumps and tufts just the right size for my stride.
Got quite excited at the top when I saw that I'd got there in one hour and five minutes but then realised that I hadn't yet put my phone's clock forward.
An unusual walk in that it took me a lot longer to descend than ascend. This I put down to stopping a lot to take pictures and then to warm up my hands after taking pictures but also the weather improved as I descended and so kept me lingering and snapping.

ImageDSC05827 by John Little, on Flickr
An unofficial crossing point perhaps; it at least offers an alternative to the more boggy ground on this side.

ImageDSC05860 by John Little, on Flickr
Great views all morning across Loch Ainort to Glamaig and Ben Dearg Mhor.

ImageDSC05866 by John Little, on Flickr
The south east ridge of Marsco and a glimpse of the Black Cuillin.

ImageDSC05868 by John Little, on Flickr
Very easy walking all day, probably aided by the cold ground albeit non-frozen.

ImageDSC05872 by John Little, on Flickr
Good views of Dun Caan and Raasay.

ImageDSC05879 by John Little, on Flickr
Views opening up south east over Beinn na Cro.and Loch Slapin.

ImageDSC05883 by John Little, on Flickr
North.

ImageDSC05904 by John Little, on Flickr
Patch of snow adding to the scene.

ImageDSC05910 by John Little, on Flickr
Red Cuillin, Raasay and Trotternsih all in one view.

ImageDSC05931 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC05936 by John Little, on Flickr
An eye catching cap of snow on Belig.

ImageDSC05939 by John Little, on Flickr

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Belig and Garbh-bheinn.

ImageDSC05988 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC05995 by John Little, on Flickr

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Back along the level, walled summit ridge.

ImageDSC06007 by John Little, on Flickr

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Tianavaig and the Raasay ferry.

ImageDSC06072 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC06121 by John Little, on Flickr
Sgurr nan Gillean.

ImageDSC06157 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC06161 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC06171 by John Little, on Flickr
Sgurr MhicCoinicch.

ImageDSC06172 by John Little, on Flickr

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ImageDSC06305 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC06313 by John Little, on Flickr
Ben Alligin.

ImageDSC06316 by John Little, on Flickr

ImageDSC06324 by John Little, on Flickr
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