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26th-29th April 2022 - Crianlarich
After a break of five years I was finally back in April for a dedicated walking holiday based in Crianlarich. This included Howard's Last Munro and four days of mostly beautiful weather.
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21st August 2021 - Ben Vorlich Revisited
On a family holiday in Stirling I took the chance on a rare sunny day to return to Ben Vorlich having last climbed it 43 years before. So did I manage Stuc a’Chroin as well? Read on to find out...
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11th May 2017 - The Glenfinnan Munros
During a week's walking holiday based first in Mallaig then in Glenfinnan I clocked up two new Munros, Sgurr nan Coireachan and Sgurr Thuilm at the head of Glen Finnan.
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22nd-26th July 2014 - The Deargs and Ruth's Last Munro
This year I had five days of mostly sweltering weather climbing the Deargs and Seana Bhraigh then joining Ruth to celebrate her Last Munro - Sgurr a' Mhaoraich.
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26th February 2013 - Sun and snow on Meall Ghaordie
This year in Scotland we had two weeks of mostly beautiful weather. Ruth and I took the chance to climb Meall Ghaordie on a crisp sunny day. A few days later I was up north again on another beautiful day revisiting Ben Chonzie with George.
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6th September 2012 - It's happened again!
Once again, accurate surveying has bumped a former Munro down to Corbett status. This time it was one of those highly prized Fisherfield Munros, Beinn a' Chlaidheimh. At least it was about the least pronounceable of the Fisherfield Six, and I still have happy memories of climbing it. |
16th-20th May 2012 - Achnasheen
This year I spent five days up north, mostly with my sister, taking in a scattered collection of peaks from the Cairngorms to Torridon. The weather was mixed but mostly dry, the only problem being the amount of snow on the hills, giving the whole trip more the feeling of a winter expedition. It did make for some great views of the hills though. What's up so far:
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