Don't Need GPS Here

Close up of a Head
of Ling Heather

Dragon Fly Holding
on to Blade of Grass

Beinn
Enaiglair & Meall Doire Faid Above Footbridge

Old Shieling Next
to Path

Waterfall Below The
Cliffs of Meall Doire Faid

A Bank of Brightly
Coloured Bell Heather

Home Loch Looking
Towards The Fisherfield Hills

Waterfall Below The
Cliffs of Meall Doire Faid

The Damp, Cloudy
and Windy Summit of
Beinn Enaiglair

Waterfall with
Beinn Enaiglair
in the Distance

Another Waterfall
with Beinn
Enaiglair in the Distance

Devil's Bit
Scabious

Home Loch with The
Jagged Top of An Teallach on the Skyline

Beinn
Enaiglair & Meall Doire Faid Above Home Loch

Devil's Bit
Scabious With Nearly all it's Petals Gone

Wednesday
7th
Aug 2013
Spidean
Coinich on Quinag our 1st Summit on the Skyline

Car in Car Park
with Glas Bheinn
Behind

Starting to Climb
Now

Thirsty work this
Corbett Bagging (note new boots)

Getting Steeper

A Stone Shelter
Overlooking Loch Assynt

Looking at
Spidean Coinich

Getting over an
Unnamed Top Before the Summit

Spidean
Coinich, Lochan Bealach Cornaidh and
Sail Gharbh

Looking Back Down
Loch Assynt

The Final Climb to
the Summit

Nearly There

The Summit of
Spidean Coinich
the 1st on Quinag

Leaving the The Summit of
Spidean Coinich
Behind and on to the next one

Looking Down
Towards the Car Park From of
Spidean Coinich

Climbing Over the
Pointy Top on That's on The Way

Leaving the Pointy
Top to Continue on the Ridge

Climbing Again

Ahead Lies the
Cloud Free Summit of
Sail Ghorm

Making Progress
Along The Ridge

Nearly There and
the Cloud is Coming Back

The Very Cloudy
Summit of Sail
Ghorm the 2nd of the day

Leaving Sail
Ghorm Behind us

Sail Gharbh
is now Ahead of us

The Start of the
Ridge on to the Summit

Sail Gharbh
Another Very Cloudy
Summit the 3rd of the day

Spidean
Coinich and Lochan Bealach Cornaidh

Leaving
Sail Gharbh
for Bealach a' Chornaidh

The Ridge Looking
back Towards Sail Gharbh

Ahead the
Pointy Unnamed top we Came Down This Morning

Nearly at the
Bealach

All That's Left is
a Nice Steady Walk Back to the Car

Thursday
8th
Aug 2013
Setting Off up
Canisp

Passing one of the
Many Piles of Stones on Route

Looking Back to
Loch Awe Where we Left the Car

Overlooking Cul Mor
and Stac Polly to the South West as we Gain Height

First View of
Suilven to the West

Nearing the Summit

Suilven and Loch na
Gainimh

The Summit of
Canisp with
Yesterday Hill Quinag in the Background

A Closer Look at
Quinag and Loch Assynt from the Summit

Suilven and Loch na
Gainimh from one of the Shelters on the Summit

Leaving the Summit
of Canisp with
Suilven and Loch na Gainimh as a Backdrop

Last View of
Suilven

Heading Back Down
With Breabag
Tomorrows Mountain on the Other side of the Glen
The Mountain on the
Skyline is The Munro
Conival

Walking on a
Polished Granite Bed with
Conival and
Breabag in the
Distance

Canisp
with Low Awe in the Foreground

Friday 9th
Aug 2013
Boots on in the
rain

Xxxxxx Midges get
Everywhere

Heading up the Glen
Towards the Caves in Light Rain

Caves in the Cliffs
on the South Side of the Glen

Starting to Climb
Above the river

The River now way
Below

Building the Never
to be Seen Again Marker in Heavy Rain and Very Low Visibility

The Very Wet Summit
of Breabag

Some Very Wet Cavemen

Saturday
10th
Aug 2013
The Start of the
Walk from the Ben Wyvis Car Park

The Picnic Bench

It's Nice to Feel
Welcome

Little
Wyvis Seen from the Forest Footpath

Ben Wyvis Seen
Reflected in the Raindrops

Ben Wyvis from the
Path and from Crossing Over Allt a' Bhealaich Mhor
The Sun Shining on
Loch Glascarnoch

The Summit of
Little Wyvis

The Footpath
Leading up Ben Wyvis

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