My day off during a week day means some short trip always. Originally I wanted do one Munro and one Corbett very close from home, but because of the forecast - much better for the West ( rarely ) I decided for the two Munros from Loch Lochy. Better to use the nice weather and also because of the daylight is shorter every day now...the local Hills can wait for a shorter winter day
those munros I had in my to-do list long time, still waited for the right day with a good weather forecast 
I woke up at 02:00, started at 03:00 from home headed to the North-West...
- The small and empty car park, I arrived there after 06:00 am and then started my walk at 06:16 following the road in the background ( South-West ). Notice the Mist around...
- Here is the point you need turn right into the Forest, after 3.5 km of initial walk on the wide road
- Looking back to Loch Lochy after the Forest...sunrise and some nice inversion early morning
- The Path up in the Glen...
- The junction on the horizon: Meall na Teanga path on the left, Sron a'Choire Ghairbh on the right. Happy for the blue sky !
- Meall na Teanga ahead...
- Looking back from top of Meall na Teanga, Sron a'Choire Ghairbh opposite on the left. The inversion is in the Glen now, Luckily I'm on top already and having the views in the right time
- Inversion everywhere around, just imagining Loch Lochy there on the bottom
- The way to the summit of Meall na Teanga
- Towards Nort-East...Loch Ness hidden
- ...and towards North-West
- Meall na Teanga summit at 08:30 after 8.5 km from the start point
- Next target: Sron a'Choire Ghairbh. the Zig-Zag path nicely visible
- Munro no. 2: Sron a'Choire Ghairbh at 09:31 after 11.5 km from the start point...
- Towards North-East
- Self-timer by mobile phone made it from the Summit Cairn...after many times fallen down or catching blue sky only
- Towards South, looking back to Meall Teanga
- Meall Teanga from Sron a'Chroin Gharbh again, the clouds are coming very quickly...changes the views every one minute. Ben Nevis , CMD, Aonachs and Grey Corries in the background
- Towards East
- On my way back downd through the Valley
- Looking back...clear sky
- ...and again from lower level
- Looking ahead - down...clear view now
I got back to the car park around 11:15 am, there was only one more car...probably belonged to the one and only walker I have met on the bottom of the Glen when I almost finished my Walk and he was going up...Hope he enjoyed the views as it was changing many times there. I was just surprised nobody else there in the mountains in such a beautiful day
- Stopped my car for this shot from the Road over Loch Lochy...
and for those mountains ( scrambling ) dry conditions for the grip on the rock required. But still time and hope for a change...anyway if not those hills, I will get my brother somewhere else...and maybe the Crib Goch - Crib y Ddysgl - Snowdon - Y Lliwedd ( the Horseshoe ) will finally happen as there is the forecast a little bit better - with some light rain only 
