Munros 2, 3 & 4

This was taken on Thursday from the top of an intermediary peak, looking over towards Cairn Toul (Munro no. 2, on the right of the image), Angel's Peak (Munro no. 3, the peak on the left, you can just see the path up) and at the back you can see a glimpse of the Garbh Coire which is part of Braeriach, our 4th and final Munro of the day.

[Kathy A]

I am amazed at all the climbing you do

[Valerie Chesney]

My gosh... You are so fit.. Great image captured here.

[Wylie]

Wow, they look bleak. Fab shot.

[Maggiemae]

Whoops - our name is munro - perhaps we are Munro No 20?

[haskar]

Great composition and details.

[Judith Johnson]

Wonderful view of this stark landscape, although you probably don't see it like that!

[Bep]

Great landscape.

[Margaret Brown]

So bleak and bare, nice capture

[Ann H. LeFevre]

These are not gentle slopes- I'm amazed you do so many in one day! Truly a stark landscape but so beautiful in its own way.

[Lee]

You must be truly motivated, I would surly like to do them, but four in one day!
I like how you've got all three in one shot. Excellent.

[Poppo Livy]

Why?

[LManning (Laura)]

Stark and beautiful.

[Kathy]

Gracious those seem to be long walks. Keeps you healthy and busy.

[Issi Bannerman]

@maggiemae Ha ha, maybe, but there are 282 Munros (of the mountainous variety) in Scotland ... we've only done 59 of them so far, so we still have a fair way to travel.

[Issi Bannerman]

@gamelee Yes, it's unusual that we do 4 in a day, but with long daylight hours at present, it's the time for the long walks. We will soon be curtailed by darkness and bad weather, so have to make the most of it.

[Tom]

Thanks for sharing these wonderful hiking adventures.