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First cloud inversion on Narnain and Ime

First cloud inversion on Narnain and Ime


Postby steviesea » Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:16 pm

Route description: Beinn Narnain and Beinn Ìme

Munros included on this walk: Beinn Ìme, Beinn Narnain

Date walked: 19/09/2019

Distance: 15.6 km

Ascent: 1429m

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Started and finished at the campsite and walked round to Succoth to then follow the route from here on WH. Started off fairly miserable and cloudy then once I broke out through the cloud I experienced my first cloud inversion. Then on the descent to the bealach between the 2 Munro's it was back under the clouds until re-emerging into sunshine again high on Beinn Ime. The inversion was still fully in place and didn't disperse until well into the afternoon as I was nearing the Cobbler.
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Hopeful that the sun will break through

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My first fogbow

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A fellow walker I met capturing the moment

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The Cobbler looking like a prehistoric dolphin

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Looking back to the Cobbler

Hopefully that wont be the last time I experience a cloud inversion. I did capture a couple of short vids but not tech savvy enough to know how to put them on here :roll:
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