You have good days and bad days on the hill and hopefully the former outweight the latter. It all adds to your hill nous and at least it's two ticks.
100 down, 183 to go....
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That's not Chuil
Re: That's not Chuil
by kevsbald » Wed Nov 24, 2010 3:48 pm
Re: That's not Chuil
by fingeez » Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:50 pm
haha just read your report after doing these myself yesterday from the south side.
They seem to get some mixed opinions. All i can say is i had a fantastic time on them, didnt find them overly boggy either, was alot of squelchy ground but been on much worse lol. Also bagged my first cloud inversion from the summit of Sgiath Chuil
:):):):) and done a little dance to celebrate .
Will post my own wee report soon
Ross
They seem to get some mixed opinions. All i can say is i had a fantastic time on them, didnt find them overly boggy either, was alot of squelchy ground but been on much worse lol. Also bagged my first cloud inversion from the summit of Sgiath Chuil
:):):):) and done a little dance to celebrate .Will post my own wee report soon
Ross
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