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[mountainboy12]

My report is on Carn a' Mhaim ENJOY!!!

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On the well made path at the Linn of Dee (my first time there) IT WAS -4.5*c

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Carn a' Mhaim

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Carn a' Mhaim from the Luibeg Burn

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Ben Macdui and Derry Cairngorm

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Ben Macdui's Munro Top Sron Riach

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Derry Cairngorm and Beinn a' Bhuird

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Me, Devils Point, Monadh Mor (in the clouds) & Beinn Bhrotain

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The Devils Point, Beinn Bhrotain and Monadh Mor (in the clouds) with Glen Geusachan splitting them

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me, Mullach Clach a' Bhlair (in the cloud) and Beinn Bhrotain's Munro Top Carn Cloich-Mhuilinn

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The Devils Point, Cairn Toul and Cairn Toul's Munro Top Coire an t-Saigheir

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Me, My dog and Ben Macdui

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Ben Macdui

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Thanks for reading:)

[The Rodmiester]

Some fine photographs there mountainboy12! looks a cold but great day for walking the hills on the narrowest ridge of the Cairngorms. Now for the rest, or maybe save them for the longer Summer days! Thanks for posting.

[mountainboy12]

only 25 more mountains and then thats the Cairngorms complete

[The Rodmiester]

only 25 more mountains and then thats the Cairngorms complete

Well done, good on you, just checked your Munro map. Your fairly knocking them off. Must get my Grandson up some of the ones North of Braemar, maybe next year, as he stays down South, not like you, just down the road

Looks like most of the snow has now disappeared!

[Caberfeidh]

Excellent pictures, I used to frequent those parts, nice to see them again. Looks like you and your faithful hound had a great day.

[The Rodmiester]

Hey mountain boy, just looking through your fine photos again, like the one with you and the dog on the summit, but note that your ice axe is sticking up out of your bag. Is there any way of turning it so the axe part is at the bottom of your rucksack, less wobble and safer! Just a thought I feed mine through the loop at the bottom and tun it up so the point sticks up and fasten it with another fixing further up the shaft. Give it a try and see if it works for you

[BigT]

Hey mountain boy, just looking through your fine photos again, like the one with you and the dog on the summit, but note that your ice axe is sticking up out of your bag. Is there any way of turning it so the axe part is at the bottom of your rucksack, less wobble and safer! Just a thought I feed mine through the loop at the bottom and tun it up so the point sticks up and fasten it with another fixing further up the shaft. Give it a try and see if it works for you

I'm doing the same, feed it through, turn it twice, then invert it back up onto the pack. The double loop means it can't slide out.

[mountainboy12]

only 25 more mountains and then thats the Cairngorms complete

Well done, good on you, just checked your Munro map. Your fairly knocking them off. Must get my Grandson up some of the ones North of Braemar, maybe next year, as he stays down South, not like you, just down the road

Looks like most of the snow has now disappeared!

you should get him up a few and yeah it has a bit