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    dingle berrry
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    @thedanwhalley

    Here are a few pics from my trip to scotland, walking the west highland way, around 120miles inc Ben nevis Via the Carn Mor Dearg arete, walked in 6 Days.
    i used the Golite hut 2 shelter which is huge,and great for this sort of trip where the wee beasties can bite and you need to be zipped away!!

    20 mins in!

    Balmha, cragie fort

    wet wet!

    lock lomand

    Wild camp with Buachaille Etive Mor

    Buachaille Etive Mor

    Stob Dearg

    aproaching kinochleven

    River crossing, aproaching carn mor gearg

    Ben Nevis North Face

    Aproaching the North Face via carn mor eret

    Ben nevis summit

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    Sam Haraldson
    BPL Member

    @sharalds

    Locale: Gallatin Range

    Dan –

    Thanks for the great photos! This month in Alpinist magazine there's a feature article on winter climbing on Ben Nevis so your photos ring right home in my mind fresh from last night's thorough read of the article. Is the little white shelter in one of the photos the C.I.C. hut by chance?

    I especially like the photo of you sitting next to the campfire with your shelter pitched off to the side. I've always been partial to campsite photos.

    Thanks,
    Sam

    #1411088
    dingle berrry
    BPL Member

    @thedanwhalley

    Cheers, I think the hut your talking about is a below a mountain called buachille etive mor, about25 miles south of ben nevis, its in the back ground of the wild camp pic, the cic hut is actually around 200m up from the river crossing, i crossed to join the carn mor dearg arete ridge walk which joins ben nevis, but the hut is the link to the north face crags.
    There is a hut on the summit its the last of the meteorological observatory built in 1870 and is now a mountain rescue emergency shelter, its just behind the summit trig point,

    This is the cic hut, we passed down stream! iv circled the hut because its tiny on the pic!

    hut

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    Sam Haraldson
    BPL Member

    @sharalds

    Locale: Gallatin Range

    Wow, the CIC hut is definitely in a good location for summit attempts. Wow!

    #1411216
    Steven Evans
    BPL Member

    @steve_evans

    Locale: Canada

    That's a beauty with the reflection of the mountain in the water…looks like you guys had a blast. I'm jealous.

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