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- 2016 – a quiet year! (part 3 – a small mountain)
- 2016 – a quiet year (part 2 – Beinn an Lochain)
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- Dramatic fjord viewpoint in Norway
- finally finished the far-flung “furths”
- County Donegal’s dramatic cliff-mountain
- a long day in the Carneddau
- “The Cairn” and “Elidir’s big hill”
- Crib Goch
- The Welsh 3000s
- more walks in Coigach and Assynt
- Suilven
- Stac Pollaidh
- a week at Inverkirkaig
- status report – end of 2012
- McGillycuddy’s Reeks
- Galtymore of the peat bogs!
- The Lug!
- The Great Sugar Loaf
- off to Ireland …
- Twistin Hill
- A day in the Ochils
- Full Circle
- 2011, a good year
- Snowdonia 3 – the glorious Glyders – 15th Oct 2011
- Snowdonia – some hills at last!
- Snowdonia 8-15 October 2011 – a week of low cloud (1)
- Munros compleated – what next?
Category Archives: furth
Snowdonia 3 – the glorious Glyders – 15th Oct 2011
And so, the end of the week arrived. We’d enjoyed some good walks and interesting visits, but no mountain summits at all! We woke on Saturday morning to blue skies – the perfect day. Quick decision – it’s not … Continue reading
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Munros compleated – what next?
So, Munros all climbed – what next? I don’t really fancy all the Corbetts (though some re superb hills), but the Furths look inviting! The Furths are the 3000ft peaks of the British Isles furth of Scotland. Unlike the Munros, … Continue reading
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