I hitcheda lift with Stewart, a paramedic from Hull visiting Scotland on holliday. As we still had daylight when we arived in Glen Shiel, we decided to climb Am Bathach. There was a beautiful rainbow on the way up and we saw loads of rutting dear on the walk back dowen the glen to the car.
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Rainbow above Stewart on Am Bathach |
I camped in some trees next to Loch Cluanie then hitched down to Invershiel to start the 5 sisters ridge on the next day.
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The five sister from Sgurr a'Bhealaich Dheirg |
The day was incredible. Beautiful skies and little wind in a magical place made the long walk along the ridge to the Clunie Inn worthwhile.
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Campsite below Am Bathach |
For the second day in Glen Shiel I decided to climb the south ridge. This was equally long and the views across to Knoydart equally stunning.
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Cluanie Forrest ridge on the south side of Glen Shiel. |
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