This was taken on the last of our Munros on Wednesday - Carn Nan Gobhar (the Hill of Goats). Never saw any goats, but you do often see them on the western hills. A much more rounded peak, this one, and about 100 m lower than the other three. That 100 m makes a big difference in terms of snow at this time of year. As you can see, it's practically snow-free.
Our planned walk with the Recce Ramblers was cancelled yesterday, because of 'weather', so I took myself off to Braemar and recced a low level walk for our Monday Group as I have to lead one later in May. Job done. Then I stopped in by my friends the Osprey who have been on the nest for a couple of weeks now. So, a good day, despite the weather, which was actually pretty good at low level.
@ludwigsdiana Most of our Munros have cairns, some of them beauties, and some of them wind shelters, others just a pile of stones. This is a nice one, although the hill itself is not very special. I think someone thought it needed a nice summit cairn to jazz up a somewhat ordinary hill! The original idea of the cairns, of course, was that you added a stone when you got to the top - but people these days just tend to touch the top cairn. :-)
You had quite a productive day Issi.