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I had seen this from the road on my home from my walk up Ben More Assynt / Conival a few months previously and it recommended to me by a friend as being a stunning walk so I started checking the weather report on a weekly basis until weeks later it finally looked like it was going to be as good as it was going to get for that time of year.
I parked by the road outside what I think was a closed down gift shop where there was plenty of space for parking along the road, a minute or so's walk to the start of the path.
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Looking back towards the road
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Looking towards the first main hike
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
Brooding
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God rays
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
First proper look of the ridge
I must admit, when I came to the first proper scramble I thought it looked a bit much for me so I decided to take the bypass route
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
Bypass
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
Bypass again
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
There's a path there somewhere
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
At the summit of Sgurr Fiona
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
Looking over to Bidein a' Ghlas Thuill
It's an easy walk over to the 2nd Munro and once there, I made the second mistake of the day. I should have taken the walk over the ridge to Glas Mheall Liath as it would have been another interesting walk and more direct route back to my car, Instead I went down the back to Dundonnell which left me a additional few miles walk.
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matthew_chalmers, on Flickr
The classic view of An Teallach
Definitely somewhere I'm going to return to and do the full ridge walk!