10th May
The day started cloudy but rapid butly opened up to give more and more sun until in the evening there was a clear blue sky, warm as well.
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Looking back to Kinlochmorar |
A beautiful walk up the glen before tackling the extremely steep rocky side of Carn Mor, I don't think I'm as fit as I hoped.
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Looking down from the ascent of Carn Mor |
Great views from the top but the wind was fairly strong and didn't encourage me to stay.
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View from the top |
I did have a phone signal at the top but it was gone as soon as I found a sheltered bit, so you will all have to wait for this episode.
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Going down |
Again a steep cliffy descent, the joys of hills around Knoydart. I wasn't too far from Glen Pean bothy so called in for lunch.
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Glen Pean bothy |
An easy walk down the forest track to Strathan was followed by a boggy climb up to the bealach. The walk down the other side to Glen Kingie and the bothy was much drier.
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Kinbreak bothy with the red roof |
Sitting outside the bothy drinking tea and reading a book someone has left, enjoying the evening sunshine.
12.5 miles walked 1500 meters ascent
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