Carn Eige ( Glen Affric day 2)

[@neilmcainsh2300]

Great film of some great hills. Glad you got the weather. Cannich is a brilliant campsite. Especially as the footy is on and its really quiet.. braw breafast in the cafe to. This has everything. Look forward to your escapades in the Mullardochs.cheers

[@thelifeofbrian282]

They certainly are amazing and hard earned Munro's 🏔️🏔️🏔️ thankfully the best day we had with the weather 🌞 Cannich Caravan and Camping Park is brilliant, we indulged in a few breakfasts 🍳 delicious 😋 we actually watched the football ⚽ on the bus at the local Spar 😂 thanks Neil atb Brian 👍

[@hikingwithfrank315]

Brilliant Brian, a fantastic edit of our trip, defo the best days hiking, another long one but very rewarding. Drone shots were superb and canny beat BL for a tune. Great company mate and a great memory in your vid👍 ATB Franko

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye definitely the stand out day which will live long in the memory mate 😍

[@ootnboots]

Good stuff Brian, thats what its all about ..stunning mate ..Hats off to you and Frank , two big days in a trot ..A wee rest day , perfect ...cheers Stevie

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye tough going 🥾 but ideal conditions mate ☀️ 🏔️🏔️🏔️ cheers Stevie atb Brian 👍

[@alexdingwall]

Brilliant adventuring Brian!

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Cheers bud 👍

[@Danny340]

Brilliant SceneryBrian 👍👍

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye it some place Danny 🏔️🏔️🏔️ absolutely stunning 🤩 cheers atb Brian 👍

[@Allysmountainwalks6462]

That was brilliant, Brian great day for it aswell and was good to see the view's I didn't get much views when I was up there, the ridge connecting to the other 2 munros is a great walk but very long after doing them 3 I was done after doing the 5 at one stage I was thinking of dropping down but was glad a kept going looking forward to the next one mate. ATB ALLY 👍

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye the conditions were perfect Ally ☀️ the view's were amazing ⛰️⛰️⛰️ they're certainly big but rewarding days if you get the weather ☀️ well earned Munro's 🏔️🏔️🏔️ cheers mate atb Brian 👍

[@AndyOB]

Well done Brian.😃👏👏Tough gig after ur 3 at the hostel.Great views u got.My day for them was clouded in for a large chunk of it and rain on my descent.It's a stunning place out there.😀👍

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Awww that's a shame you didn't get the weather mate 😞 but yes it's a stunning place and yes it was a very tough gig after the exertions of the previous day 😂 cheers Andy atb Brian 👍

[@andrewkingdom]

Just subscribed to your channel sorry thought I had done it previously great Munro’s excellent footage

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Thanks so much Andrew 🙏

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Brian, Well done good effort, glad you had a better day 2 than the mixed bag of weather on day 1. Cheers

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye stunning weather thankfully Charlie 🌞 cheers atb Brian 👍

[@karlejnarch]

Brilliant video Brian. I still have to do those 6 Munros. Did "Tom & Toll" in May when I stayed a few weeks at one of the best campsites in Scotland 😉 Matt and Seth are both very friendly and great people. Glen Affric was one of my late wife's favourite places so I'll always make a point of returning there. Looking forward to your next video. I hope you hiked both Munros in one go. I didn't and after hiking up Tom a' Choinnich I bailed out after climbing down to Bealach Toll Easa. I then had to hike up Toll Creagach another day and did it using an alternative route via a stalkers path going up towards Doire Tana and then walking in from the east. I can see why you and Frank took the route you did. I've been up the track which continues up Sgurr na Lapaich and it's a very steep track. Did you cycle back and around the south side of Loch Affric? I thought the track you were on would just take you back along the north side of the loch and back to the carpark from the bridge where you parked the bikes? Anyway I'm hoping to bag the missing 6, maybe not all in one go 😉, and would definitly consider using the same routes as you did. ATB Karl from Denmark

[@thelifeofbrian282]

I can understand why it was one of your wife's favourite places, Glen Affric is stunning 😍 yes we did Tom and Toll in the one go 🏔️🏔️ working on the video at the moment, Frank came up with the idea 💡 of hiking up from the West Affric bridge and basically back the same traversing around the mountains and cycling back up to the River Affric car park before heading for the lovely Cannich camp site ⛺ your right Matt does a great job of running the site, I hope you get around to getting the six done at some point Karl, atb Brian 👍

[@MyScottishAdventures]

Stunning video Brian. Looks like a cracking place. Loved your drone shots. Am slowly trying to catch up on videos. Taking my son out on a wee adventure tomorrow. ATVB Alan

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye it's an amazing place Alan 🤩 I hope you have a great day out with your son 🥾 cheers mate atb Brian 👍

[@PAADVENTURES1]

Fantastic video Brian! Absolutely loved it and the views you got were amazing! Hoping to do this the exact same way so it’s nice to see what the route looks like! That’s a long old day though and it looked tiring 🥴🥴🥴. Brilliant again mate! Well done! Paulo

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Aye it's a big day mate but you're used to them, I hope you get the weather when you get around to them Paul 🤞 Mon the Bangers 👍

[@DAoutdoors]

Hi Brian, now that was a stunning day on the hills, what views you got. Thats why we put up with the days in the clag, because days like this are the reward for the crappy ones! Haha All the best mate

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Your spot on Dave, I just wish there were more of these days than the claggy ones 😂 cheers atb Brian 👍

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Nice video 👍

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Thanks 🙏

[@Kev_Russ]

A braw day 2 Bry 😎👌 See they false summits eh. Massive cairn that & structure below the summit. Just read Munro Moonwalkers link ye shared. Interesting stuff. Am the same anaw. Complain when it's crap, complain when it's too hot 😁

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Whit are we like Kev ? moan moan moan 😂 cheers mate atb Brian 👍

[@Chiphikes]

Interesting and beautiful area there. I'm curious about some of the stone structures at the Summits. Were some of those originally built in ancient times, or more recent years? Thanks, Brian!

[@thelifeofbrian282]

Thanks Chip I found this piece, I hope it helps 👍 munromoonwalker.com/blog/colby-camps-and-scotlands-mountain-mapping-pioneers