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Four Lawers

Four Lawers


Postby pigeon » Fri Aug 28, 2020 6:14 pm

Munros included on this walk: An Stùc, Ben Lawers, Meall Garbh (Ben Lawers), Meall Greigh

Date walked: 28/08/2020

Time taken: 7.5 hours

Distance: 21.4 km

Ascent: 1584m

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Smashing day,started at Tombreck up the hydro track and up to Meall Greigh first then along the ridge to Ben Lawers.With Gav.



Ben Lawers and An Stuc from Meall Greigh;

Image20200828_092328 by Pigeon, on Flickr



Great view of Lawers en route to Meall Garbh;


Image20200828_094750-01 by Pigeon, on Flickr



View from Meall Garbh;

Image20200828_103807 by Pigeon, on Flickr



Heading up An Stuc;


Image20200828_111535 by Pigeon, on Flickr




Lawers from An Stuc;


Image20200828_112912 by Pigeon, on Flickr



The hobbits lair;


Image20200828_124132 by Pigeon, on Flickr
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