Bagging the Munros | Day 64 - Route 84 | Luinne Bheinn & Meall Buidhe (Isle of Mull)

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[@johndashwood7671]

Enjoyed watching that. Beautiful weather for it. The dog looked like he enjoyed it. Keep well.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Thanks John

[@eddieharwood7788]

I'm so glad you had great weather for the "Rough Bounds of Knoydart" - "all grass from above and all rock from below" - fabulous place. Whatever the guidebook says, whilst I love the massively undulating ridge between Meall Buidhe and Luinne Bheinn, it is far easier dropping down from the first bealach on the seaward side to a flattish bit and missing out all the rough undulations.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Now you tell me 😂… joking apart, the undulations all made the day special..

[@whenigotothemountains1203]

Ideal conditions for that route. Good to watch. Gordon

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Thanks Gordon

[@ibrstellar1080]

Isle of Mull is stunning with so many hidden gems like the carsaig Arches or a boat trip to Iona and Staffa.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Agreed, only my second time on Mull …. But I absolutely love the island

[@ibrstellar1080]

I love Knoydart with some of the most stunning landscapes and in my top 10 Munros.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

Definitely in my top moments of this challenge!

[@ibrstellar1080]

@@baggingthemunros3354 If you have a Mountain bike there are endless routes that can be linked up by dropping the bike off at opposite ends like the Glen coe hills or Glenffinan Munros.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

@@ibrstellar1080 thanks for this… the problem is Stanley… he’s ok when I’m on Landrover tracks… but not so good on a lead on the public highway… I’d end up in a ditch

[@ibrstellar1080]

@@baggingthemunros3354 There are endless Munros with long Land rover tracks like the the Southern Cairngorms from Blair Atholl, The Glennfifinan Munros, and some of the walks in from Deeside into the central Cairngorms can save a lot of time but also give the knees a rest. Keep up the great videos.👍

[@MorvenSoutham]

Has anyone pointed out that when you have a name like Loch, and bealach, you personally in your videos always pronounce the ch part as a 'k', as in Lok (or Lock), the ch in Gaelic writing is meant to be like a throaty version of 'H' like when you might say the name Hugh.

[@baggingthemunros3354]

I did find pronouncing the Gaelic more challenging, than climbing the Munro’s… I found the Walk highland web page much too late.. which did help somewhat!