When I came here last September, the weather was like this

When I came back in March, the weather was like this,

When I got here on Monday, the weather was like this,

and on Tuesday, like this

and Wednesday, like this

I can't believe my luck :o)
I started the week with Braeriach, reaching the summit five hours after getting off the train. The next day I took a leisurely stroll round the tops of Cairngorm's northern corries with a mate. On Wednesday I climbed Beinn Mheadhoin (my no.1 target for 2011). Yesterday, I walked over the Moor of Feshie to Loch an Eilean, but forgot my camera. Gutted.
Today I was going to climb Cairn Toul from Glen Feshie, but it's gusting 60mph with patchy showers and cloud on the tops. Weather situation now normal.
It's time for a day in the coffee shop with my book.

I didn't set off until 3.30pm, but had six fantastic hours on the Glen Feshie ridge.
This is Loch Einich from the summit of Sgor Gaoith, 2,000' above (in a force 7 gale):
2 comments:
So glad it's been good for you for a few days at least! It's definitely a year for mountains. Lovely photos.
I've been so lucky. Now had five days walking, almost all of it in sunshine. Strong winds today, but only one passing shower!
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