Well done on these 3 hills, brought back memories on your video, fantastic, I remember following a path on An Casteil which disappeared into a sheer cliff, but is amazing how these faint paths appear when you think it's impossible without a difficult scramble, one again thanyou,keep going 😉 Ian Dundee
I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos… I really enjoyed these three hills… it would have made life easier if I’d have had a car at each end, then I could have continued down the ridge on my descent…
That's a good outing - nice to see you becoming more adventurous. Stan is a great hill dog - my now deceased collie did all the Munros a great companion. I did these 3 aged about 17 in calm weather and a pea souper. I was standing on B a Chroin E top at the end of the day and with no warning a huge wind blew all the clouds away in an instant - a real wow moment.
@@baggingthemunros3354 It comes across. It seems to me that you always do enjoy it when you leave the paths even though you always say how sure you were that you made the right decision when you were tempted but didn't.
Great video . I just done An Caisteal and Beinn a'Chròin yesterday. Since coming down and in poor visibility considering it was meant to be a good forecast. I never done the first top you went to on Beinn a’Chroin just the 1st top which would have been your last before the scramble and the middle the high point 942m. I have read mixed reviews. Would you agree this was the true summit (Munro) as your video suggests? Thanks for any help
I can understand why there is a mixed opinion… the first top certainly felt higher, but the OS map suggests otherwise… consequently i called it the Munro…to be honest they are so close together it’s worth bagging them both just to be sure… I really enjoyed this day, one I remember with fondness
@@baggingthemunros3354 Thanks for the reply. For the moment I’ll stick with the OS as I missed this top as I assume the one you noted was the true top & that’s the one I’ve got. It’s hard when the weather is poor. I still have a few to get around there so if ever back in the area I’ll try and get that top as the bog up to it is off putting to head back in a hurry 😂
@@baggingthemunros3354 That will be a rather quick round of the Munros with some beasties left to do, I hope Stan gets a medal and a well deserved T-bone steak😊.
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Congratulations on the climb - to go off path and find your way up a steep hillside linking the two routes is so much more difficult. JMO
@@justmyopiniontoday7548 it was a fabulous day. Thanks
Well done on these 3 hills, brought back memories on your video, fantastic, I remember following a path on An Casteil which disappeared into a sheer cliff, but is amazing how these faint paths appear when you think it's impossible without a difficult scramble, one again thanyou,keep going 😉 Ian Dundee
I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos… I really enjoyed these three hills… it would have made life easier if I’d have had a car at each end, then I could have continued down the ridge on my descent…
Fantastic video thanks. Doing these soon so watching this has given a really account of them. Thank you
Thanks, a couple of steep sections on this one!!
That's a good outing - nice to see you becoming more adventurous. Stan is a great hill dog - my now deceased collie did all the Munros a great companion. I did these 3 aged about 17 in calm weather and a pea souper. I was standing on B a Chroin E top at the end of the day and with no warning a huge wind blew all the clouds away in an instant - a real wow moment.
You always remember moments like that… I really enjoyed these three Munro’s.. an exciting route
@@baggingthemunros3354 It comes across. It seems to me that you always do enjoy it when you leave the paths even though you always say how sure you were that you made the right decision when you were tempted but didn't.
@@eddieharwood7788 your very perceptive!
Great video . I just done An Caisteal and Beinn a'Chròin yesterday. Since coming down and in poor visibility considering it was meant to be a good forecast. I never done the first top you went to on Beinn a’Chroin just the 1st top which would have been your last before the scramble and the middle the high point 942m. I have read mixed reviews. Would you agree this was the true summit (Munro) as your video suggests? Thanks for any help
I can understand why there is a mixed opinion… the first top certainly felt higher, but the OS map suggests otherwise… consequently i called it the Munro…to be honest they are so close together it’s worth bagging them both just to be sure… I really enjoyed this day, one I remember with fondness
@@baggingthemunros3354 Thanks for the reply. For the moment I’ll stick with the OS as I missed this top as I assume the one you noted was the true top & that’s the one I’ve got. It’s hard when the weather is poor. I still have a few to get around there so if ever back in the area I’ll try and get that top as the bog up to it is off putting to head back in a hurry 😂
Well done another 3 in the bag.
I can see running out of Munros soon😉.
Hopefully July 17 .. Ben Lomond!!
@@baggingthemunros3354 That will be a rather quick round of the Munros with some beasties left to do, I hope Stan gets a medal and a well deserved T-bone steak😊.
@@ibrstellar1080 absolutely he deserves a steak , he should join the Munro bagging society
Doing this hill but starting from an casteil
I think that’s a good call