Johnny Corbett wrote:Stunning Dooterbang and thats just you, have you got the catalogue contract yet?
I love this area also and i havn't even been there yet, it's such a beautiful looking area.
Ha ha aha, hilarious matey...that made me chuckle big time. You obviously missed this recent report for more stunning posing shots to add to the portfolio
http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=24542mountain thyme wrote:
Re: Assynt & the West Coast.
Post by mountain thyme » Mon Aug 20, 2012 10:30 pm
mountain thyme wrote:
Were you away on holiday yerself?
i set my timer to 1 min MT
BlackPanther wrote:Fantastic. Assynt mountains have that special "something". I love this area, too
but I'm running out of hills to climb here, did Ben More Coigach last week and now it's just Beinn an Eoin and the very far north ones left (Arkle, Foinaven etc.). Will have to start re-doing them which is not a problem. Suilven alone is a mountain to visit more than once.
You're lucky to have been born in May, Doot, my b'day is in November
Every year I climb my "birthday gift" hill but weather hasn't always been good... Usually, it's wet, cold and windy.
You gitta change your birthday BP. I've actually still many mountains to do in the area, always get caught up doing other stuff. Your correct, Suilven always worth another visit.
rockhopper wrote:A cracker of a trip there dooters - enjoyed that and the photos
Takes me back - many family holidays to Nedd, Drumbeg, Stoer and Poolewe - in the days when summers were hot & sunny and not too cold to swim in the sea
- cheers
Aye, those where the days eh Rockhopper...long gone but never forgotten.
Thanks to everyone else for the kind comments...its ana amazing area, even when raining.