I Think its This
Way

Meall
Glas Dead Ahead From The Bridge Over The River Dochart at Auchessan

Looking Towards
Ben More
on The South Side of Glen Dochart

Ben
More From The Farm Track

Checking The Phone
in The Tinder Dry Grass With
Sgiath
Chuil Our 2nd Munro in The Background

Meall
Glas Getting Nearer

Having a Break

Lets Enjoy the
Sunshine

Getting Nearer the
Summit

The Pirate of Glen
Dochart

At Last The Summit
of Meall
Glas

Leaving The Summit
of Meall
Glas

Heading Along The
Ridge Towards Beinn Cheathaich

Walker Near The Top
of Beinn Cheathaich

Snow on The East
Side of Beinn Cheathaich

After a Big Drop
it's up Again

Climbing
Sgiath
Chuil With Glen Dochart and Ben More in The Distance

The Summit Rocks of
Sgiath
Chuil

The Summit of
Sgiath
Chuil With
Meall
Glas in The Background

The Summit
Now Behind us

Heading Back Down

Forty Winks With
Meall
Glas in The Background

Saturday
30th April 2011
The Middle Buttress
of The Three Sisters in Glen Coe

Walking Through a
Small Wood After Crossing The River Coe

Heading Into Coire
Gabhail

Climbing The
Boulders at The Entrance to The Lost Valley

On The Left The
Peak of
Stob Coire Sgreamhach

The Dried up River
Bed on The Valley Floor

In The Flat Grassy
Meadow Hidden From Glen Coe

Starting to Climb
Again

Higher up The Glen

The Family From The
Car Park in Glen Coe Right Behind us

The Walk Through
The Snow Getting Nearer

The Snow Field
Looks a Lot Bigger From up Here

Climbers Going
Through The Snow

We Will go After
These Three

In The Snow at Last

Its Deeper Then it
Looks

The Family on The
Very Last Bit of Steep Snow

The Snow Gully in
Middle is Where we Came up

Climbers Coming Off
The Summit of
Bidean

Making Our Way
Towards The Summit

Stob
Coire Sgreamhach Behind us Yet to do

Climbers Coming up
The North West Ridge Towards The Summit

Nearly There Now

The Looking Down on
Glen Coe Village

The Summit of
Bidean nam
Bian

Looking Back at The
Summit

Looking Down Corie
Gabhail From The Accent of The Next Munro

Strange Rock
Formation

On Top Again

Looking Over to
Bidean nam
Bian From The Summit of
Stob Coire
Sgreamhach

Looking Down at Our
Route Back

The White Dot in
The Middle by The Road in Glen Coe is The Home of Jimmy Saville

The Very Last Climb
of The Day

Sunday
31st April 2011
This Must be This Way

Joining The Crowds
on The Tourist Route

Climbing Above Glen
Nevis

We Are Not The Only
People Who Think its a Good Day For a Walk

Leaving The Crowds
Behind as we Head North Around The Back of
Ben Nevis
Towards Carn
Mor Dearg

First View Of The
Northern Cliffs of
Ben Nevis
as we Drop Down Into The Glen Below

The Northern Face
of Ben Nevis
From Our Accent up
Carn Mor
Dearg

The Famous Carn Mor
Dearg Arête at The Head of Coire Leis

Climbers Moving
Across The Arête

Carn
Mor Dearg and The Carn Mor Dearg Arête

Carn
Mor Dearg and
Ben Nevis

Nearing The Summit

The Summit of
Carn Mor
Dearg With
Ben Nevis
Behind us

Leaving
Carn Mor
Dearg Behind For Arête and Then
Ben Nevis

Making Our Way
Across

A View of
Ben Nevis
Most People Won't See

The First Part of
The Arête is Made up of Red Sandstone The Same as
Carn Mor
Dearg

Moving On

Looking Back at
Carn Mor
Dearg With Climbers on The Skyline

Lowest Point at The
Rope Anchor Point Into Coire Leis

This Part of The
Arête we Now Climb Granite Boulders on to
Ben Nevis

Still we Climb
Amongst The Rocks

At Last The Summit
of
Ben Nevis

A North Facing
Cornice

Looking Back at The
Summit

All Down Hill Now

Through Snow Again

High Above Glen
Nevis

Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe
Where we Left The Main Track to go Round The Back of
Ben Nevis
This Morning

Nearly Back Now in
Evening Sunshine

Monday
1st May 2011 (Travelling Day)
Very Early Start

Even The Trees Are
Still Asleep

Early Morning Light
Over Loch Creran

Getting A Bit
Lighter Now

Me and My Shadow
Still Climbing

Not The Summit Yet,
Just a Top in The Way

Another Top in The
Way and Another up and Down

The Summit of
Beinn
Sgulaird

Me and My Shadow
Heading Back Down to Glen Creran

Beinn
Sgulaird Now Behind us

One of The Small
Native Birch Woods in a Gully Near in Glen Creran

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