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Setting Off
"That's Where we are Going"
Leaving the Car Park Through a Very Autumnal Scene
Starting to Climb Higher Through the Woods
A Quick Breather
At the Top of the Woods it's a bit Greener
That Looks Like a Slippery Stepping Stone
Walking Through the Ferns at Their Autumn Best
"I will do it for you"
That Way
Reaching Loch a' Choire
A Little Help Stepping Over the Outflow of the Loch
Leaving the Loch Behind us
The Start of the Hill Proper Now
You Have to Laugh
Keep Going
Drizzling Harder with Thicker Cloud as Near the Summit
Leaving the Summit of Ben Vrackie
At Last we Drop Below the Thickest of the Cloud and the Loch Comes into View Again
Just Visible the River Tummel
Heading Back Down to the Loch
Another Stepping Stone
The River Tummel and Pitlochry
For the First Time Today the Cloud Clears Briefly from Ben Vrackie as we Enter the Woods
Another Very Autumnal Scene in the Woods Above the Car Park
Thursday 23rd October 2014 Setting Off Again
An Lochan Uaine
The South Face of Meall a' Bhuachille
Looking Back at the Glen More Track Coming out of the Woods
Opening the Sweets
Glen More and the Ryvoan Pass
Arriving at the Ryvoan Bothy
Sat Down Again This Time Inside the Bothy
Leaving the Bothy
Starting to Climb
Looking Back at the Bothy
Over There
Looking Back Down the Ryvoan Pass and An Lochan UaineSat
Higher we go
Into the Wind
Nearly There
Sat Down Again This Time on the Summit of Meall a' Bhuachille
Leaving the Summit Behind
Heading West with Loch Morlich in the Glen Below
There Really is Gold at the End of a Rainbow
Our Path Leaves the High Ground to get off this Very Windy Hill
Dropping Down Towards Glen More
Looking Back up the West Ridge of Meall a' Bhuachille
The Concept of Hide and Seek is Lost on Some People
Meall a' Bhuachille from the South on the Road to the Ski Centre
Friday 24th October 2014 Starting off yet Again This Time in Drizzle
You Don't See a Sign Like This Everyday
Pheasants Crossing the Track
More Pheasants in the Woods
Climbing up Through the Woods on the Burma Road
Hoof Fungus or Tinder Fungus Found Mainly on Birch Trees and can be used to Light Fires
Above the Woods Now
Crossing a Bridge on the Burma Road
To the East Yesterdays Hill Meall a' Bhuachille and Loch Morlich
Leaving the Summit of the Burma Road to Climb Geal-charn Mor
The Higher we go the Darker it Gets
The Summit is Here Somewhere
The Damp Summit of Geal-charn Mor
Doughnuts on the Summit of the Burma Road
Back Down the Burma Road
Jogging Back Down
Close up of Meall a' Bhuachille
Heading Back Down to Aviemore for Coffee and Cake
This Way Back
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