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The
Pointed Peak is the Munro
Stob Ban
(Bagged 1998) next to Today's Hill's the Corbett
Sgurr
Innse from the A86
The Reverend
John McIntosh (the Wee Minister) Bringing Luck to all Walkers & Climbers
Passing into Lairig Leacach
Reaching
the Bridge in Lairg Leacach with the Corbett
Cruach
Innse Dead Ahead
Galway
Guy Heading Down the Track
Looking
Back Down on the Bridge
Climbing
Now
Thirsty
Work this Corbett Bagging
Looking
up to the East is the Munro
Stob Choire
Claurigh Bagged (1998) Part of the Grey Corries
Looking
Down on to the Track
Reaching
the Summit of the Corbett
Cruach
Innse
Looking
S/E are the Munros
Stob a'
Choire Mheadhoin &
Stob Coire
Easain (Bagged 2006)
Looking
North into Glen Roy
Preparing
to Leave the Summit
The
Munro Stob
Choire Claurigh above the Lairg Leacach Track
Looking
South Towards the Corbett
Sgurr
Innse
Looking
Back up to
Cruach Innse
Looking
Towards the the Crags on
Sgurr
Innse
Climbing
Again
"Come
on Keep up"
Click
Click on the Summit of the Corbett
Sgurr
Innse
Looking
Towards Stob Ban & the Grey Corries
Looking
over to
Cruach Innse from
Sgurr
Innse
Checking
His Bearings Before Heading Down
The
Western Crags of
Sgurr
Innse
Aiming
for the Track from the Low Point in Between the Two Hills
Heading
Back Along the Track
Opening
the Gate Above Corriechoille Lodge
Thursday
9th August 2018
Boots
on Before Breakfast at Fort William Train Station at Sea Level
The
Corbett
Leum Uilleim from Corrour Station at
411m Above Sea Level
The
Munro
Beinn na
Lap (Bagged 2007)
Leum
Uilleim and a Boggy bit
Climbing
An Diollaid to Gain the Northern Ridge
Looking
Back Down on to Corrour Station
The
Massive Pile of Stones on the Summit of
Leum
Uilleim from Tom an Eoin
Reaching
the Summit of the Corbett
Leum
Uilleim
A
Pose on Top in the
Wind & Rain
Beinn
na Lap and Loch Ossian
Looking
on to the Easain Munros from Yesterday from Other side
Close
up of Lairig Leacach and the Innse Corbetts from Yesterday
Click
Click Looking North
The
Easain Munros and Loch Treig
Heading
Back Down
The
12.35 Train from Fort William
The
Train Arriving at Corrour Station
Crossing
the Bridge Below
Leum
Uilleim
Brew
Time Waiting for the Train Back to Fort William
Going
for the Train back to Fort William
BBC
Film Crew Waiting the Arrival of our Late Train
The
Jacobite, Lord of the Isles Steam Train at Fort William
Station
Friday
10th August 2018
The
Corbett
Meall a' Phubuill from the Road in Glen Loy
This
Rights of Way Follows an Old Pony Track
Leaving
the Road and Heading into Glen Loy
First
Zigging
Then
Zagging
Are
we There Yet!
Following
a Dry Stone Wall up to an Unnamed Top
Walking
on the Wall to Avoid a Boggy Bit
The
Boggy Side of the Wall
The
Wrong Side of the Water
Looking
Back Down the Wall
Leaving
the Unnamed Top for Our Hill
Meall
a' Phubuill Now Dead Ahead
Looking
Back up to the Unnamed Top
The
Munro
Gulvain (Bagged 2006)
Reaching
the Summit of the Corbett
Meall a'
Phubuill
Click
Click on the Summit
Leaving
the Summit
Time
to Reflect
Looking
Down Glen Mallie to Loch Arkaig
Pointing
Towards Gleann Suileag Towards Loch Eil
Glensulaig
Bothy Hidden the Trees
A
Close up of this Waterslide Reveals a Agglomerate of a Volcanic Vent (a Rare
Phenomenon for the Western Highlands)
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