Yeah thanks guys,
My Mate introduced me to the HuMPs when I had my daughter it was an easier way of me being able to still find new hills but still take the baby up with me. It's been real fun i've been in Edinburgh for years and just when I thought I had climbed everything in the area there's East and west Cairn Hill, Never would have been there had I not looked at the HuMP list for the area.
and i've discovered more of the Moorfoot hills above Peebles with the HuMP List.
I've used the site
http://www.hill-bagging.co.uk/Scotland/HuMPs.phpthere's a lot of them my progress is: you have completed 100 (4.6%) of 2167 HuMPs of Scotland. (OUCH)
it's a good site but you have to just stick to
one list.
one time I headed to climb 6 of the Mamlorn hills Meall glas and Sgiath chuil, Beinn nan Imirean, Beinn cheathaich, Meall a' Churain, and Sgiath Chuils E top.
after climbing all six I wa able to tick:
4 HuMPs
3 Marilyns (Sgiath chuils E top doesn't count)
4 Murdo's (Sgaith chiuls E tops doesn't count but Beinn cheathaich does)
2 Munro's ( Meall glas and Sgiath chuil)
1 Corbet (Beinn nan Imirean)
1 Corbet top of a munro (Sgaith Chiuls E Top)
2 Munro tops (Beinn cheathaich, Meall a' Churain)
1 sub Murdo (Meall a' churain.)
now this was 6 Hills. but it looks like this walk would have been epic. together it looks like 18 peaks.
A bit OTT???. I've even managed to confuse myself i'm sure i've managed to leave something out in the above list.
So I just stick to the Munro's and the HuMPs and if anything else get's TIcked along the way Bonus.
i read about a guy a year back who managed to organise it so that he compleated the donalds, grahams, corbets, and munros' on the same day. Mental amount of organisation no?
MacKenzie,