thanks /Robert. You are fair cracking through those Munros now, when are you going to finish?
rockhopper wrote:I thought at first that rudolph was a link to the reindeer herds up here...now I know otherwise
It's a great area in which to spend time and overnighters let you get really immersed in it. Had a chuckle at the" small girl, big rucksack" photo. Can't wait to get back up here for our annual summer holiday - cheers
thanks. I hope she grows soon! but I hope she doesnt get too cool to come out with us.
basscadet wrote:Thanks for posting - what a great report and photos
I think my dad told me once that Carn Cloich-Mhuillin used to be a munro, but was demoted as not enough drop between it and Bhrotain.. In fact, he said Hugh Munro was saving it for his last summit, and so it used to be the case that lots of other baggers saved it for last also.. How times change
we thought it was a good wee hill, warmed us up nicely for bed.
jonny616 wrote:Great report of a fantastic trip. I'm doing two of these tomorrow as a long day trip. I hope its as clear as you had it
enjoyed your report Jonny, glad you had a clear day for the plateau.
Johnny Corbett wrote:Brilliant stuff, what a way to spend a wee family holiday and great to see the enthusiasm your daughter has for the hills
oh yes, she wants to do Liathach, but still is a bit nervous on loose stuff so I think we will try a few less scary ridges first!