Scotland, June 2012
Mostly low level walks in Glen Carron and Applecross
Sunday 17 June
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Sgurr a'Chaorachain from the Applecross road.
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Bob and Ian on the way up Sgurr a'Chaorachain.
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Lochan in the corrie below Sgurr a'Chaorachain.
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On the ridge of Sgurr a'Chaorachain.
Monday 18 June
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We were staying at Coulags Lodge.
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An Ruadh-stac seen from the garden of Coulags Lodge.
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On the path to An Ruadh-stac (Kate, Barbara, Pat, Bob, Allan).
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The col below An Ruadh-stac.
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Loch Coire Fionnaraich.
Tuesday 19 June
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A very minimal bridge over Allt a'Chonais.
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The view back towards Glen Carron.
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Glenuaig Lodge, 9 km from the nearest public road. When I got there I was shocked to find that mindless vandals get to even these remote parts. Several of the windows in the lodge had been smashed, with large rocks thrown through.
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The bothy at Glenuaig (thankfully not vandalised) is just a garden shed, held down by cables to stop it blowing away in a storm.
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Beyond Glenuaig, Gleann Fhiodhaig winds away into the cloudy distance, eventually merging into Strathconon.
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Back towards Glen Carron, looking across to the Torridon hills.