Our
Boat for Today's Crossing Before She Pulls Alongside

There
seems to be Another Boat in the Way as Our Boat Pulls up

The
Boat we Have to Step Over is Being Loaded with Bags of Fry for the Annual
Restocking of the Inverie River

Close
up of Some of the 50,000 Baby Trout and Salmon Fry

The
Statue at the end of the Harbour Wall Pointing Out to Sea

The
Corbett
Sgurr Coire Choinnichean
Towers Above Inverie Bay on Knoydart

Click
Click

Leaving
the Clouds Behind us in Our Wake

The
Two Monuments on the Northside of the Entrance to Loch Nevis

The102ft
Brigantine Square Rigged Ship "Lady of Avenel" Moored under
Sgurr
Coire Choinnichean
in Inverie

Our
Boat on One Side of the Pier with the Square Rigging of "Lady of Avenel"
Visible on the Other

Making
our way Back Through Inverie After Dumping our Bags at the
Bunkhouse

Into
the Woods

Leaving
Woods and the Mam Uidhe Track Behind for the Hillside

Inverie
Bay from Above the Woods

Sgurr
Coire Choinnichean from above the Allt Slochd a' Mhogha Gorge

Looking
Down the Allt Slochd a' Mhogha Gorge

A
Breather Above Loch Nevis

Loch
Nevis and Inverie Bay

Starting
to Climb the S/W Ridge

Looking
S/E to Tomorrows Walk Gleann Meadail and the Corbett
Beinn
Bhuidhe

Close
up of a Boat Leaving the Pier

Climbing
Higher

Through
the Crags

Looking
West Towards the Islands of Eigg and Rum

Nearly
There

On
the Ridge

Come
on Keep up

Clouds
Gathering Above Rum

Eigg
with the Smaller Island of Muck Beyond

The
Western end of
Beinn
Bhuidhe, Sgurr Coire nan Gobhar and Loch Bhraomisaig from near the
Summit

The
Corbett
Beinn na Caillich from near the Summit

The
Summit of
Sgurr Coire Choinnichean

Looking
Down at the Beach

Close
up of the Knoydart Foundation Bunkhouse

Saturday 25th June 2016
My
Hill for Today is the one Poking out of the Clouds

Heading
for Gleann Meadail

Ahead
the Brocket Monument on a Small Crag

The
Sunny Side of the Brocket Monument

The
Bridge Over the Inverie River

Locked
out of the Drium Bothy

Crossing
the Gleann Meadail River

The
Long Slog up Gleann Meadail and Just Above the Clouds is my Hill

Enjoying
Lunch on Mam Meadail

Andy
is Last Seen Climbing North from Mam Meadail as I go South

Looking
Down Gleann Meadail to Inverie Bay

These
Four Ladies Can't Take There Eyes Off me

To
the East the Unmistakable Profile of the Munro Sgurr na Ciche

Close
up of Sgurr na Ciche (Bagged
03/08/98)

The
Summit of Meall Bhasiter on Route

Looking
Down on the Island Eilean Maol in Loch Nevis

Another
Summit and Another Pile of Stones on Route

Crags
Reflected in a Tiny Lochan

Yet
Another Big Pointy Lump in the Way

At
Long Last my Hill the Corbett
Beinn
Bhuidhe Reveals Itself

The
Brocken Trig Point on
Beinn
Bhuidhe

This
is my 100th Corbett

Last
Look at
Beinn Bhuidhe from the West Before Dropping Back Down to Gleann Meadail

Sunday 26th June 2016
This
Will Help the Postman

My
Hill Dead Ahead from the Mam Uidhe Track

Folach
Bridge Which had Been Watered Away the Last time I was Here

One
of the Waterfalls in Glen Folach

Stalkers
Path up Glen Folach

Andy's
Hill Ladhar Bheinn and it's Not Raining Yet

Shooting
Butt in the Glen

Mam
Li and it's Still not Raining

After
Scrambling up Crags in the Wind & Rain I Reach the Very Wet Summit of
Beinn na
Callich

Looking
Down From Inside a Very Wet Rocky Gorge my Escape Route After Being Blown
Off Course on Top

Looking
Back up the Gully

Nearly
Safe n Sound with the Bottom of the Gully in Sight

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