Buchaille Etive Mhor

Scotland - mountains and Munros


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Munros are all the Mountains in Scotland over 3,000 ft high (915 m). Sir Hugh Munro produced the original list, which has been updated and is maintained by the Scottish Mountaineering Society. There are currently 282 of them and it has become one of the most popular mountain challenges - to climb them all. People who do this are often referred to as 'Munro-baggers' and to date just over 7,000 p…  (read more)

Buchaille Etive Mhor

12 Sep 2009 119
Low clouds early in the morning. This is probably one of the most photographed mountains in Scotland!

Munro in Glen Etive

12 Sep 2009 121
Beinnh Fhionnlaidh

Brocken Spectre

12 Sep 2009 110
Brocken Spectre on Sgor na h-Ulaidh where a colourful corona forms around your shadow as it projects against cloud or mist below you.

Ptarmigan on Ptarmigan

17 Feb 2007 142
Seen on a subsidiary peak of Ben Lomond - called Ptarmigan!! This species of grouse turns white in winter.

Loch Lomond from Ben Lomond

Loch Turret and Ben Chonzie

18 Feb 2007 145
We climbed this Munro in June 2007

view from Ben Chonzie

Unusual clouds - Ben Chonzie

18 Feb 2007 1 192
Loch Turret Reservoir in the distance. Weird cloud formation - probably created by a plane flying over some hours before.

Loch Fada - Letterewe

Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair

23 Jun 2008 156
Heading along the ridge from Beinn Tarsuinn to this rocky, grey 1019m peak.

Camping above Loch a'Bhrisidh

24 Jun 2008 308
View at 6am with Beinn Dearg Mor in the distance. A pretty good spot to wake up!

Loch a'Bhrisidh

24 Jun 2008 1 133
We camped above this blue loch in the middle of Letterewe in June 2008. Behind is the northern shoulder of Sgurr Ban

Fuar Loch Mor - A'Mhaighdean

24 Jun 2008 145
Remote Loch in the northern corrie betwee the extremely remote Munros of A'Mhaighdean and Ruadh Stac Mor

Camping above Loch Maree

04 Jan 2010 184
We camped here during the walk out before a major storm arrived and stayed dry through a horrendous downpour and gale-force winds.

View from Sgurr na Ciche June 2007

26 Aug 2007 140
Sgurr na Ciche means 'hill of the breast' because it's shaped like a great big ...breast!

Loch Treig from Stob Coire Sgriodain

Grey Corries from Stob Coire Sgriodain

12 Apr 2009 126
Taken at Easter 2009

Loch Aline - Morvern

27 Aug 2007 143
A small sea loch in a remote area of western Scotland

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