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Another Day on The Move
Leaving Dornie and Eilean Donan Castle
The Northern Ridge of Stob Coire Sgriodain Above Fersit
Fersit Now Far Behind
The First and Only View of Loch Treig Through Low Cloud
The Summit of Stob Coire Sgriodain
Heading Over to Chno Dearg if we Can Find it.
The Summit of Chno Dearg
Heading Back Down With The Still Cloudy Stob Coire Sgriodain Behind
A Break in The Cloud to The East Gives us a View of Loch Laggen
Fersit Now Comes Back Into View
This Mornings Route up Stob Coire Sgriodain
Tuesday 17th August 2010 The Private Road to Glendessarry Lodge at The End of Loch Arkaig
Which Way Now
The Remote Farmstead of Strathan
Glen Dessarry
On The Pass From Glen Dessarry to Glen Kingie With Sgurr Mor in Cloud
High up Near The Head of Glen Kingie With Sgurr Mor The Peak on The Left
Just Need to Get Over This Lump That's in The Way.
Lonely Glen Kingie
Over This Then Down and Up Again
Getting Brighter
The Last Little Bit Now
The Summit of Sgurr Mor Looking North West
A Tea Time Summit a Long Way From Home
Leaving The Summit Behind
Gleouraich and Spidean Mialach Above Loch Quoich and Gairich on The Right
That Bridge Over Loch Quoich Again From The South This Time
Crossing The River Kingie Again
A Scotch Argus Butterfly on a Devilsbit Scabious Near The River Bank
Back on The Southside of Glen Kingie With Sgurr Mor Now Behind us
Last Look at Sgurr Mor Now Back in Cloud
Early Evening Sunshine in Glen Dessarry
Sgurr na Ciche Erupting
My First Scottish Lizard
Someone's Remembered my Birthday
Chocolate Cake my Favourite
Wednesday 18th August 2010 The Fairly New Bridge in Glen Coe From The Lairig Elide Footpath
A Damp But Warm Start to The Day of Michael's Last Munro
This Newly Refurbished Path Makes The Going Easy
Higher up The View Gets Less and is Still Damp
Now it's Clearing up
Still Waiting on the Col Between Stob Coire Raineach and Stob Dubh (Buachaille Etive Beag)
Higher up and Still Waiting For Michael
GPS Says Stob Coire Raineach (Buachaille Etive Beag) But Where's Michael
Chocolate Birthday Cake Will go Nicely With Champagne
If we Ever Get it Open
Where Did John Craven Come From
Open at Last
Have Some Champagne
Cheers
Out of Cloud Now Heading Back Down to Glen Coe
Michael and Champagne Again
Cheers Michael Well Done
Pudding as Well
Your Pudding Look Nice
I Wonder What it Tastes Like
Finishing The Night Off in Michael's Favourite Pub The Grog and Gruel
Thursday 19th August 2010 Setting off up Glen Finnan
Go Under The Famous Glen Finnan Railway Viaduct
After Sheltering From The Rain Under The Viaduct we Feel it Has Stopped Enough to Carry on
Looking Down Glen Finnan in The Rain
We Seek Shelter From Heavy Rain in a Messy Corryhully Bothy
Crossing a Dodgy Bridge High up The Glen
Has Someone Died or is This Our Route up
From Above Our Route Back Down Meets our Route up
At Last The Rains Stops and The Sun Makes an Appearance
Sgurr Thuilm Our Destination For Later in The Day
Just Visible The Railway Viaduct Down Glen Finnan
The Summit Comes Into View
Not Far Now
The Only Other Person we Saw All Day
Looking Down a Huge Crack to Coire Thollaidh
The Summit of Sgurr nan Coireachan After a Very Heavy Shower
Leaving The Summit in Low Cloud
As we Make Our Way East Along The Ridge it Starts to Clear up
Loch Arkaig From The Other Day
The Wind Dries Our Outer Layers
One Last Lump in The Way Now
The Lonely Farmstead of Strathan at The Head of Loch Arkaig
Sgurr Thuilm Another Late Tea Time Summit
Looking West From The Summit of Sgurr Thuilm Loch Morar and Just Visible Rum & Eigg Out to Sea
The Ridge Back to Sgurr nan Coireachan
Sgurr nan Coireachan Now Clear of Cloud
Below Glen Finnan With Loch Shiel in The Distance
Our Route Back Now Clearly in View
Looking Down on Our Path Junction From This Morning
It's Nice Knowing we Where on The Right Hill
Corryhully Bothy Now in Sunshine
Glenfinnan Lodge Below The Adjoining Ridge Between The Two Munros
Glenfinnan Railway Viaduct in Evening Sunshine
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