Sunday, 12 July 2015

Harris day 4

Final day and a wee bit of sun in between the showers.


Suisinish


Machair

Saturday, 11 July 2015

Harris day three

Windy but no rain, even some sun!



Hello hello?



It's been raining a lot!


Wee project anyone?



Harris day two

Bad weather forecast so no trip to St Kilda. A day mostly in the car on the Isle of Lewis. Don't particularly recommend Stornoway for a day out but there is a supermarket. 


Restored blackhouses. Peat fires and underfloor heating!


Dun Carloway broch


Callanish standing stones

Thursday, 9 July 2015

Harris day one

Ferry across from Skye this morning.

Luskentyre beach.


Rodel church


C16 tomb


Rocky landscape from the Golden Road

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Skye


First a drive to Elgol and then the coastal path to Loch Coruisk.
That's Rum in the background.


Looking towards the Cuillins.




Monday, 1 June 2015

Knoydart

On Friday night the gang gathered in Mallaig. Views across to Skye:


And to Rum:

Next day took the boat across to Knoydart:


Er long way to go yet Jamie:


Ladhar Beinn in the background:


Back down to Inverie Bay with Rum in the distance:


From Summit of Meall Buidhe (942m) looking West:


Steep descent:


Summit of Luinne Bheinn (939m) ahead:

Jamie above Loch Hourn:


Hail on Sunday:


Evening skies over Inverie Bay:


Celebratory meal in the Old Forge Pub:



View from near the top of Meall Buidhe

Sunday, 24 May 2015

Beinn Mheadhoin

A great weekend forecast so set off on Friday evening and camped at Derry Lodge. Gorgeous evening. Watched some black grouse lecking. Shadow man was there too:


Very cold at night - ice formed in my water bottle!

Here I am after Derry Cairngorm with Loch Etchachan below:


Slightly earlier in the walk with Cairn Toul in the background to the left and Ben Macdui in the middle:


One of the many ptarmigan pairing up for the season:


Looking down into Loch Etchachan from the slopes of Beinn Mheadhoin:


Tors on the summit of Beinn Mheadhoin (1182m):


Boots on bridge over the Derry Burn:


Looking back up Glen Derry to the summit of Beinn Mheadhoin: