Bagging the Munros | Day 109 - Route 118 | Gulvain

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[@benmachair6361]

Really this challenge and the progress so far is a fantastic achievement! It's about 6 weeks since I met you and I can only admire your determination to keep going. I am surprised just how little visibility this challenge is getting (given one of worst summers in many years). I hope Stan continues to enjoy the walks.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Thanks Ben…. Your not the first to make this observation regarding number of views…. I’m just pleased to make the videos for those interested in watching…..

[@eddieharwood7788]

Again you did well with the weather. It's good when that happens with a dodgy forecast. A wise choice with thunderstorms as you can drop eastwards straight to the extension of the incoming track at any point from the ridge.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Yes I got away with the weather… I thought there was plenty of options to get off the mountain if a thunder storm appeared… I think the dad weather was further East for a change!

[@45ltr]

I am glad that i watched this as the trig point in the fog would probably make me think i have topped out, i will be in that area next week and had this one planned , might even take my bike as i can cycle in for abit at glenfinnan as well , keep up the good work👍

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Yes it is a tricky trig point, I’m sure many have been fooled by it.

[@ibrstellar1080]

This was one of my furst Munros and one I'd do again as the walk in is rather nice.I cycled in and it took about 3 and a half hours.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Wow…. That was fast

[@ibrstellar1080]

@@baggingthemunros3354 I was doing a lot of mountain biking and running those days and constantly in the hilks but not anymore😢.

[@benmacdui9328]

That accent 😵‍💫 Far too much of that in our Highlands , its not too bad of they go home afterwards but the settlers are a serious problem , some villages and towns are overrun.