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Climbing Beinn Ghlas and Ben Lawers

MildredsSmurf

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I arrived at the Ben Lawers car park about 2 pm and was amazed at the dozens of people who were coming off the hills and going the opposite way from me. As I approached Beinn Ghlas, I realised that they had maybe been a bit more diligent in checking the weather forecast. :whistle:

It was grim in the cloud, I was soaking and there was rain, sleet and hailstones. At least the path was good and that made navigation in poor visibility easy. When I finally descended below the cloud on Ben Lawers, I was treated to a light show that made me stand and watch for quite some time - it was braw :)

Despite it being June, up in these mountains, the four seasons are active and constantly changing from minute to minute...

 
Ooft. A tad breezy eh? Some fantastic scenery accented by the sun shining in patches through the cloud cover. Great stuff. :)
 
G1ZmO said:
Ooft. A tad breezy eh? Some fantastic scenery accented by the sun shining in patches through the cloud cover. Great stuff. :)
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Thanks G1Zmo, I came off the hill soaking wet but well happy to have seen the cloud part to see some scenery.
 
Nice wee vid that :thumbsup: Not the best of weather right enough lol. Still it looked cracking :D nice one buddy

Looked like it would blow the hair right af a dug up there :lol:
 
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