Natural Rock Formation

A piece of rock on Kerrera island that none of could resist climbing!

I'll get back to photos of Munros, but suffice to say that we're home now, and we popped 7 in the bag on this trip. 2 near Oban and the 5 in Glen Etive. We were very happy to get Glen Etive 'done' as it had started to prove quite elusive. Last trip we tried, but failed miserably due to rivers and streams in spate. We had to miss a day on this trip too, because of bad weather, so we combined two walks on Friday to get them all done. We weren't leaving without them!

[Diana]

Congratulations, your perseverance paid off! Lovely capture of these great rock formations.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Beverley]

Well done what a fabulous achievement… Congratulations to you all.

[Rob Z]

Great spot to hike and a great photo to keep. The rocks look really interesting - almost like columnar basalt on its side...

[KWind]

Well done!!

[Casablanca]

Cool shot on this natural chair!

[Carole Sandford]

Super shot!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Bravo on finally bagging those munros! And bravo on a great family shot!

[Babs]

7 more munros, well done.

[Islandgirl]

Well done! Love the rocks!

[Carole G]

You'll have them knocked off in no time

[Dorothy]

Congratulations! Great family photo!

[Kathy]

The family that climbs together stays together? Congratulations.

[Rick]

Great capture.

[Valerie Chesney]

Great photo..they all look pleased!
Seven more Munros...wonderful tally!

[Kathy A]

Great photo, it doesn't look easy to get up there!

[eDorre]

Great smiles and rocks. Congrats!

[haskar]

A wonderful capture. Another Munro in the bag. Congratulations!

[Judith Johnson]

You're doing well, I hope the weather keeps fine for you. Great shot

[Mary Siegle]

What a fun group shot. Congratulations on adding seven more Munros!