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The views from the top were not too bad but could be better on a clear day
- Gars-bheinn I think???
Our next objective was Sgurr Dubh Mor. Once we returned to our rucksacks we followed just below the ridge till we came face to face with the next munro SDM i comented to our guide Bloody hell thats only a mound. Well believe me the mound had the last laugh as i struggled to reach the summit as a bit of scrambling was needed to reach the top. Sorry no photo's as this part of the walk was well i'll just say i can put a photo of a whit piece of paper on but need to save time.
Our 3rd Munro of the day was (Sgurr Alasdair) was a little bit more of a challenge tha the last 2. we walked again just below the ridge and passing the TDG on the right. After 100/200yrds we came to a hault. The next thing i knew we were scrambling up this very steep wall which i thought we would be roped up. But no no no we had to just follow our guide my heart going BOOM BOOM BOOM with every step i was making up this steepish headwall. Eventually we reached our 3rd munro SG. Don't worry here are some photo's from the top
- you can just figure out the baggers walking on the ledge route to do Sgurr Connich Mor
- a little bit closer
- Looking back towards the route we came up from
Because we had bags of time our guide thought we could include SCMor to our final day's bagging
- Heading down at the start of the stone shoot ( with the dreaded inn pinn just above centre of the photo)
After bagging SCM we retraced our steps to the stone shoot and headed down a long way down to our waiting cars in a time of 11.30 mins
Sorry white paper came into play no photo's