Thanks all - it was just about perfect at the weekend - hoping for the same this weekend but it's not looking likely
simon-b wrote: I visited your old friends Bowfell and Esk Pike on Saturday, everything was beautiful and white up there as well.
Sounds lovely - bet the lakes are looking stunning. Would love to pop down for another visit while the hills are capped with snow (and hopefully less people
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soulminer wrote:A grand day out ! The sky was a treat on Sunday some great photos
You have the same wee puff of cloud I took a pic of as we looked across. A fine day for walking
Cheers.
Cheers, it was a nice day. Headed to the Lade Inn for a pint and an early dinner after which hit the spot. Puff of cloud? Assumed it was pollution coming from Grangemouth power station in Falkirk... Looks nice from a distance
ChrisW wrote:lovely shots SMR, great to see the blues skies and snow dusted tops in Scotland
About time! Would say you don't know how lucky you are in Canada but I'm pretty sure you do
rockhopper wrote:smashing - great day for it - did this same walk a wee while back but in autumn...looks even better in the snow - cheers
Cheers RH. I doubt there is a hill in the land that doesn't look better with its winter coat on
Fudgie wrote:It really was a great day yesterday and Stuc a'Chroin looked like it was gleaming from my vantage point on Ben Narnian (no report but photo's at some point). I agree about Beinn Each and it's a great wee hill if you fancy either a short walk or a long one taking in it's Munro neighbour.
We kept seeing him from the car as we approached getting a tad excited! Looking forward to your pics of Ben Narnian - bagged him in the clag a few months back - must have been a very different picture at the weekend!