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Glen Lyon four, Bluesky

Glen Lyon four, Bluesky

Postby NickScots » Sun Nov 30, 2014 7:56 pm

Route description: Carn Gorm, Meall Garbh, Carn Mairg and Creag Mhor

Munros included on this walk: Carn Gorm, Carn Mairg, Creag Mhor (Meall na Aighean), Meall Garbh (Carn Mairg)

Date walked: 30/11/2014

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We did these four today. Start up through the woods following the or age topped posts. Up the muddy Hydro track, then cut off left for the first summit. Bluesky apart from 20mins of zero visibility, them t shirt all day. We came off the last summit then re joined the hydro track.

Weird looking west and north to Glencoe and Ben Nevis to see zero frost or snow, at this time of year.

First Munro

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2014-11-30 11.18.43.jpg by Scotstechy, on Flickr

Never seen a white Brocken spectre, but horseshoes shaped like a full rainbow. Not a great photo.

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2014-11-30 12.06.34.jpg by Scotstechy, on Flickr

Water stop after two Munros.

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2014-11-30 10.19.16.jpg by Scotstechy, on Flickr
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