I never expected this











The previous day we had biked & climbed Beinn a Bhuide (great day out) which was 199, so the next day I dragged Pathfinder out (we normally have a rest day being pensioners

We parked by the "The Contours"

So far on the holiday we had had fine weather all the way, but the Munro demons obviously wanted to teach me a lesson because once on the ridge into the cloud & then the heavy rain we went. So no photos on the way up until the summit



But of course once we were over the summit the weather cleared and now you could see the summit


The rest of the day was back to our usual weather, but the Munro demon had reminded me of many Munros that you couldn't see




After our first break by a little cairn shelter for first lunch we met a guy who had just done the first three Munros and he was off to ours for his fourth, but he said he hadn't been able to see anything





As we neared the second summit Pathfinder couldn't resist pointing back at my 200th in lovely sunshine


We soon reached Glas Maol & met a dad with two small childrenwho had come up by the ski runs.

We didn't concentrate coming off and did a bit of a detour which is reflected in the route posted.
We were soon on the way down, but as we passed "number 200" I couldn't resist a bit of "posing"





Once we were down it was into the ski cafe for a drink, but only a pot of tea , though I was offered alcohol


We always try to pick up a stone from each summit to take home to add to our Munro Cairn back in Stoke-on-Trent, so onto the stack goes number 200




