Yesterday was a lovely day for walking - cool, bright and our walk was relatively short. Another two munros bagged though - Beinn Tulaichean and Cruach Ardrain. Nos. 209 & 210. We met a single chap from Northumberland doing his 11th Munro, and had a good chat with him.
I loved this massive rock feature at the base of the hill - with Rowan trees and other foliage growing in the rock. John was sent up there for perspective!
I was so saddened to read in yesterday's news about a man and his 12-year old son who both died in Glencoe whilst on a walking trip together. I just wonder what on earth happened to them both. :-(
An impressive rock formation! It looks incredible with the plant life growing out of it. Adding John there gives a terrific sense of scale.
Excellent progress on the Munros! How common or rare is it that people complete climbing all the Munros?
I couldn’t stop thinking about them either….they often went climbing together too….a tragedy. This reminded me of the sad tale of the Sycamore Gap tree….lets hope the trunk regenerates as this has. I think John looks rather cute standing there! He could be a little old man from this distance! 🤣
You are really conquering the munros! I like the contrast of this one- the tops are always so majestic but barren so it's fun to see this unique rock and greenery in contrast. Great shot!
June 5th, 2024
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Excellent progress on the Munros! How common or rare is it that people complete climbing all the Munros?