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| Lochan Uaine, last time I was here it was dusk I was on the bike and I was knackered! Today there was no one about, even on a weekend. |
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| Looking back through the Ryvoan Pass to the Cairngorm hills |
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| Ryvoan bothy, remarkablely clean and tidy considering how many people must pass by. |
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| The summit of Meall a Bhuachaille, it was thronged with folk. It took some judicious positioning to keep them out of the frame! There's not much snow in the Northern Corries as you can see. |
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| It was to early to drop straight back down to the car so continued on the ridge to Creagan Form. It's another great viewpoint... and I had it to myself. After butties in the shelter of the cairn I returned to the col and started to descend. |
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| I met lots of people with huge packs.... Parapente guys. It was an easy walk back through the trees and down to the car. |
It's a cracking hill, isn't it? Good views from the top as well, in just about every direction. That summit shelter is handy: it keeps out just about every wind other than (from memory) a north-easterly; but I suppose there has to be a gap somewhere.
ReplyDeleteWe made the mistake of walking past Meall a Bhuachaille loads of times, either on the way to or from somewhere else. Now we try to walk it any time we're in the area.
Dave
Yes Dave its a grand hill, as you say the views are excellent. There was no space in the shelter...there was to many people already in there!
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