Snowed in at Magoo's Bothy

[@seanachten8017]

What a gorgeous scene. Snow, dogs and a fire, what more can you ask for.

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

I think you summed it up perfectly

[@andrewphillips4508]

You are so lucky to have had the bothy to urself. A great adventure

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

It was a crazy trip in and as you will see later, a crazy trip out, but what a getaway, tge videos and pictures dont do the views justice

[@chelseagirl924]

Having moved to a much more tropical climate I sort of miss the snow, super jealous!

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

I have to admit i prefer the colder climates rather than the hot ones, more cosy and beautiful

[@McConnachy]

I used to live near Seana Bhraigh, by near, I mean about 15 mikes away, it is an isolated mountain. It’s probably one of the coldest part of Scotland

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

I love the area but it is wild in winter, when I started the drive home within 5 miles there was not the slightest sign of snow, it was like I had driven through a portal

[@kimharris4732]

how do you manage food wise when unexpectedly get stuck , especially with the 3 dogs

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

I always plan for the worst scenario, carry in extra food, make the portions larger so if we get stuck somewhere then I can split the food to make it last. The down side is pack weight is crazy at the start. But better safe than sorry. Atb Bill

[@kimharris4732]

@@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam Thank you for answering my question,

[@LezleysAdventures]

my goodness talk about off grid lol, rough looking place but also has a charm to it

[@K9OutdoorsSearchTeam]

To be honest it was the perfect escape, snow drifts between three and four feet all round so no one could reach us. We had three bothies to ourselves