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Ben Wyvis Car Park
Near Garve
Above The Garbat
Forest Track on a Newly Constructed Footpath
First Sighting of
Ben Wyvis
Allt a' Bhealaich
Mhoir Flowing Down From Behind
Ben Wyvis
The New Path
Continues Through The Heather
Making Good Time
and Gaining Height Quickly
The Higher we go
The Colder and Wetter it Gets
As The Path Climbs
Higher Visibility Gets Less
The Wind is
Starting to Pick up Now
I'm Off
Getting Worse
Getting Battered by
Wind and Rain
The Long Flat
Exposed Top of Ben Wyvis
At Last Some
Shelter The Summit of
Ben Wyvis
The Weather
Improves as we Head Back Down Off The Summit
Looking Back The
Summit is Now Clear
Approaching An
Cabar The S/W Top on
Ben Wyvis
Dropping Steeply
Back Down
Having A Break Out
of The Wind and Rain
Off we go Again
The Fannichs, Loch
Glascarnoch and The Ben Dearg Group of Hills
A Close up of Loch
Glascarnoch Dam and The Aultguish Inn
Ben Wyvis
in Cloud Again
Not Far to The Car
Park Now
Yarrow
Wednesday 12th August 2009
A Welcome Committee
in Glen Affric Car Park
Looking Back up to
Affric Lodge
Sgurr na Lapaich
The Eastern Top of
Mam Sodhail
The Path on The
Northern Side of Loch Affric
Looking Back Down
Loch Affric
Ling Heather
The Long and
Winding Track With
Mam Sodhail
Ahead
Loch Affric Looking
West
A Close up of
Devilsbit Scabious
Mullach
Fraoch-Choire on The Left and
Ben Fhada
in The Middle
Ben Fhada
Above Alltbeithe Youth Hostel (One The Most Remote in Britain)
As I Start to Climb
The Pointed Profile of
Ciste
Dhubh Comes Into View
Bealach Coire
Ghaidheil Between
An Socach
and Mam
Sodhail my Route Back Down
Ciste
Dhubh and
Ben Fhada
Above Alltbeithe Youth Hostel as a Storm Approaches
The N/E Top Looking
Higher on The Very Wet and Windy Summit of
An Socach
This is my Path
Down After an Hour of Heavy Rain
Coire
Ghaidheil and
An Socach
as The Rain Stops
Last
Look at
An Socach
From Glen Affric
The Sun Comes Out
Above Loch na Camaig
Mam
Sodhail and The Sputan Ban Waterfall From The South Side of Loch Affric
An Tudair Beag The
S/E Top of
Mam Sodhail Above The Loch
Affric Lodge Marks
The Last Mile to The Car Park
Thursday 13th August 2009
The Only Car to be
Parked in Lay-by Just East of Cluanie Inn All Day
Looking Towards The
South Cluanie Ridge From The Steep Grass Shoulder of
A'Charlaig
The Cluanie Inn and
my Route Back Now Comes Into View
Close up of The
Cluanie Inn
At Long Last I
Reach The Ridge
Ahead The Summit of
A'Charlaig
Ciste
Dhubh Lies Across The Valley to The West Beyond
A'Charlaig
Looking Down Glen
Shiel
Just Ahead The Huge
Summit Cairn
The South Cluanie
Ridge and The Cluanie Inn From The Summit Cairn of
A'Charlaig
From
A'Charlaig
Looking North Lies The Second Munro
Mullach
Fraoch-Choire
The Connecting
Ridge Between The Two Munros and Another Big Summit Cairn
A Narrow Ridge of
Rocky Towers Lie Between me and The Summit of
Mullach
Fraoch-Choire
A'Charlaig
From The North
The Summit of
Mullach
Fraoch-Choire Looking Back at
A'Charlaig
Looking East Down
Towards Loch Affric
A Closer Look at
The Path I Was on Yesterday
A Broken Boot Lace
For The Second Time This Week
Ciste
Dhubh on The Path Down to An Caorann Mor
Sgurr
nan Ceathreamhnan Above Gleann Gniomhaidh
Butterflies by The
Dozen Down on The Valley Floor
A'Charlaig
From The Main Road Near Near The Layby
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