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Suilven
3 April 2013 Emboldened by our half day on Stac Pollaidh, we decided to “go for it”, and climb Suilven the following day, in case the weather gave out later in the week. Previously, back in 1997, I had a … Continue reading
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Stac Pollaidh
2 April 2013 Scotland’s finest “little mountain” – Stac Pollaidh may be only 612m high, but it is a very special, unique mini-mountain. This was to be my third ascent, but still the actual summit was a step too far! … Continue reading
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