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2019 year in review

2019 year in review


Postby kmai1961 » Fri Jan 10, 2020 1:58 pm

Date walked: 01/01/2020

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Goals:
  • Halfway on the Corbetts – tick (112)
  • Get to 50 Grahams – uh, er, well… (49)
  • More than 1000km logged – tick (1236)
Highlights:
  • ~58 hill days, including 2 spectacular ones at over 10,000ft in Colorado
  • Reaching two of the most remote Corbetts, Beinn Dearg Bheag and Beinn Dearg Mor (13½ hrs / 36.3km / 1502m), with Jimmy and David on a very long, but spectacular May day
  • Renting a campervan for a trial run in the Cairngorms. I learned a lot about what’s important to me—showers and toast!
  • Climbing Seana Braigh (again) with Evie, from the “other” side—Strath Oykel
  • Getting a fantastic view from the top of Suilven
  • Discovering Islay!
  • Three days in Northumberland with Alison
  • A fair few self-catering holidays (ah, the “retired” life…): Lochinver (twice), Glen Tanar, Pennan, Aviemore (two weeks!)


music notes: The Shores of Scotland, from the film score for Mary, Queen of Scots (Max Richter)
kmai1961
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Posts: 639
Munros:282   Corbetts:189
Fionas:94   Donalds:65
Sub 2000:52   Hewitts:30
Wainwrights:39   Islands:24
Joined: Aug 12, 2012
Location: nr Glasgow

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