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Travelling Day Mamore Lodge
Target practice for The Lodge
The Land Rover Track Going East From The Lodge
Across the Valley the Outflow from the Blackwater Reservoir
Kinlcohleven Below Mamore Lodge
The Track Continues Uphill Above Loch Leven and Mamore Lodge
Getting Darker The Higher I Go
The Path up Continues Around Sgor Eilde Beag to Coire an Lochain
Close up of Cross-leaved Heath Heather
Dark Clouds Over Glen Coe and Loch Elide Mor
Fast Moving Clouds Above Loch Leven
The Dam at The Blackwater Reservoir
Still Climbing
The Summit of Binnein Mor The Highest of The Mamores
Two Walkers Leaving The Summit Going North
I Leave Going South
The Summit of Na Graugaichean
A Frog on Na Graugaichean Waiting For a Princess
Loch Elide Mor and The Blackwater Reservoir
The Landrover Track Way Below Me
Harebell (Scottish Bluebell)
The Path up Coire na Ba and The Connecting Ridge Now Clear
Sunday 9th August 2009 Setting Off up The Forest Track From The Car Park in Glen Nevis
Climbing Steadily Out of Glen Nevis
Emerging Out of The Gully After Our Path Was Blocked by a Landslide (Should Have Taken The Diversion)
Following The Deer Fence up on to The Ridge
Looking Down Glen Nevis
On The Ridge Opposite The Bulk of Ben Nevis
Fort William Now Comes Into View
On The Ridge Looking East Towards Sgurr a Mhaim at Our Final Munro For Today
Still Climbing up
The Group of Walkers Who Had Overtaken us in The Woods and Took a Short Cut
Last Push to The Top
Making Our Way to The Summit
Looking Back North Towards Ben Nevis
Our Second Munro Today Will be Stob Ban Seen Here on The Right
Sgurr a Mhaim on The Left With Binnein Mor Behind From Yesterday
The Summit of Mullach nan Coirean With Ben Nevis Behind us
Leaving The Summit of Mullach nan Coirean to Others
Looking Down Coire Deag Towards Ben Nevis
On Towards Sgurr a Mhaim and Stob Ban
A Seat With a View
The West Highland Way Path Seen Clearly Below Coming From Kinlochleven
The Long Connecting Ridge Leading to Stob Ban
A Sand Stone Rock Pinnacle
Below Part of The Forest Track From The Start of Today's Walk in Glen Nevis
Stob Ban From a Little Quartz Top on The Ridge
Looking Back to The Little Quartz Top with Mullach nan Coirean Beyond
Removing Boots on The Summit of Stob Ban
The Brothers Grim on The Summit
Leaving Stob Ban Behind
Looking Down Coire Mhusgain Towards Glen Nevis
The Path Leading Down to Lochan Coire nam Miseach From Stob Ban
Our Friends Are Now Leaving us For The Car Park
A Yellow Tormentil Flowering Near The Lochan
Stob Ban From The East
Walkers on Stob a' Choire Mhail
Leaving Lochan Coire nam Miseach Way Below
Sgurr a Mhaim Our Last Munro Today
Nearing The Top of Stob a' Choire Mhail
Devils Ridge Blocks Our Way to The Summit
First we Climb Down it Then up it
Then up and Down it
Just Starting to Rain on The Summit Sgurr a Mhaim
Heading N/W Off Sgurr a Mhaim Back Down Towards Glen Nevis
Last Look at Stob Ban
Glen Nevis Appears Out of The Cloud
The Car Park Tantalising Close But Still a Long Way Down
The Car Park in Glen Nevis
Monday 10th August 2009 The Path up Coire na Ba
On The Big Zig Zag Above a Tiny Hidden Unnamed Lochan
On The Ridge in Front of Stob Coire a Chairn Which we Need to Skirt Round
First View of An Gearanach
Walkers on The S/W Top of Stob Coire a Chairn
Having Skirted Round Stob Coire a Chairn Just a Minor Top in The Way Now
The Only Way is up
Walkers Climbing Over The Minor Top Having Come From An Gearanach
A Wave For The Camera on The Summit of An Gearanach
Oops Wrong Way Back
Looking Back Towards An Gearanach With Ben Nevis and Carn Mor Dearg Beyond
Now For Stob Coire a Chairn
In The East Binnein Mor And Na Graugaichean From The Other Day
The Summit of Stob Coire a Chairn Looking Back at An Gearanach
First Site of Am Bodach
The Col at The Head of Coire na Ba That we Came up on This Morning
Is There Someone on The Summit of Am Bodach?
It's One of The Party That Passed us Near An Gearanach Doing The Ring of Steall
Devil's Ridge and Sgurr a Mhaim From Yesterday
Looking Down Loch Leven From Summit of Am Bodach
A Close up of Binnein Mor
Dropping Down Towards Loch Leven Opposite The Aonach Ridge and The Pap of Glen Coe
That Feels Better
Loch Leven From The West Highland Way Footpath Near Mamore Lodge
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