Another great video James. I would like to say a really big thank you as your adventures and videos have inspired my 10 year old son to take on the challenge. We have just completed our 30th Munro on the epic Braeriach Traverse extended to include Ben Macdui and Cairn Gorm. We have even created a few videos and uploaded these to TH-cam. They are not on your level but a great way to chronicle our trips. If you had a few spare minutes to watch these or even leave a comment it would make his day.
Absolutely love Scotland. Majestic beautiful,regardless of weather😮and so so vast n peaceful... Stay strong and positive my friend and your days will prosper.😊❤👍🇬🇧thanks for the footage....... 💚
Another cracking film James...I've not climbed these but reckon I might do them in a couple of trips rather than the one...I've just reached 60 and last time out, I felt every minute of it!😓
Big ascents there which take it out of the legs. I remember doing Mhanach one New Year when we’d the most amazing cloud inversion, all captured on a VHS-C recorder. Big day James, well done. Thanks for sharing.
I've filmed a couple of hiking videos and it always makes me laugh when you walk off and leave the camera filming you, because I know how annoying it is to go back and get it! Hahaha Great vids mate thanks for the content.
Thanks for this, James. If the trains behave I'm off to Bridge of Orchy next week to do all 5 of these but, more than that, to just spend some unhurried time in the hills catching up with myself. I'll be out for 3 nights, and your video was an excellent recce of the hills and proposed campsites. I'll be walking in from under the viaduct, taking my time. Keep going, you're well on your way to finishing, and then I guess the question will be what next; different routes, different seasons? But that's for another day...
James..Absolutely amazing. To do 216 munros!! Love the way you're showing and naming all the summits 360. The knowledge is really beginning to show :) ill definitely follow your footsteps in a good day for sure :) ..thks again, Merky ☘️
Hi James, that looked a good shift there. I was in the Lake District yesterday and had very similar numbers to what you did there. 16.6 miles and 11.5 hours but only 1800m of ascent. I was glad of the lie in this morning. Cheers for sharing as always All the best Dave
Sometimes the easy one’s surprise you. True story James. Great video, get the feeling that it might be the last of the multi Munro’s with the clocks changing soon. Well done 👏🏻
@@ScottishMunroJourney my neck of the woods 😂 done most round here. Caught the Cruachan 4 and Ben More on Mull last weekend but the weather is turning. Hopefully you will bag all the Munro’s in 2024/25 🤞🏻
Top effort! Congratulations! That last ascent looked tough. On a lighter note, I couldn't help hearing 'Bamboleo' by the Gypsy Kings in my head every time you said 'Beinn Dorain'... 😁 Looking forward to the next one! Stay safe.
Fantastic route. Thank you James - great to feel back in the hills on a monday morning and I finally get to see the views from the summits as did some of these in the Clag. Still to do Beinn Achaladar and Beinn a Chreachain as i was beaten by the weather when i tried them - they look great.
I will !. I wanted to ask, are you at the stage where you have to make a decision on keeping one back for the finish .... do you have a plan or something in mind ?@@ScottishMunroJourney
Well done, James - but remember to pace yourself. I imagine with fewer than sixty still to go, you'll be raring for it, but all the same, jelly legs atop isolated munro's whilst you're all alone aren't the best! Looks like the rain came at just the right time for you though!
You cheeky sod.. There was no way I was guessing those four 👍😂 That's one tough hike.. I did those five in three separate walks.. Great vid as always, there is some great views off those hills.. I wonder where your next munro will be ?👍
Haha it was a difficult one I will give you that 😂 it saves a fair bit of driving for me, my next one is further East 👀 hope your on the mend, Cheers, James
I did the first three from Loch Lyon, cycled in on the MTB to the foot of your second Munro. A slog and I finished in the dark. Views are nice, though I’m sure you’ll be glad to have ticked them off and move on 👏
Hi James a bit random but I’m looking for recommendations for new lightweight hiking poles , travelling abroad so need ones that don’t weight a lot for my suitcase Thanks
Brutal ascent total combined with distance. With all the bagging you must be in the shape of your life by now! Is 2500m your daily record of ascent James?
A long day. That was some walk out to Beinn Mhanach. We’ll done for completing them. I like they hills. First trip I done was Beinn Dòrain & Beinn an Dòthaidh. First trip with the tent I got as far as the loch at Beinn a'Chreachain (thankfully I’m a lot fitter now). Last month I went back and completed Beinn a'Chreachain & Beinn Achaladair with a camp at the latter. I shall return one day and do Beinn Mhanach. ATB
Another great video James. I would like to say a really big thank you as your adventures and videos have inspired my 10 year old son to take on the challenge. We have just completed our 30th Munro on the epic Braeriach Traverse extended to include Ben Macdui and Cairn Gorm. We have even created a few videos and uploaded these to TH-cam. They are not on your level but a great way to chronicle our trips. If you had a few spare minutes to watch these or even leave a comment it would make his day.
Absolutely love Scotland. Majestic beautiful,regardless of weather😮and so so vast n peaceful... Stay strong and positive my friend and your days will prosper.😊❤👍🇬🇧thanks for the footage....... 💚
Awesome James. Amazing effort. Well done.
Another fine video James.👍
Thanks Jim 😁
Bloody well done James. 👏🏼
Thank you 😁🏔
Epic Achievement James. Never thought of linking these up when I climbed them many years ago. Nice area and set of hills.
Great effort. Thanks James. Enjoyed watching. I am learning so much from your videos.
We'll done James, great effort 💪💪💪
Another cracking film James...I've not climbed these but reckon I might do them in a couple of trips rather than the one...I've just reached 60 and last time out, I felt every minute of it!😓
A great effort James,been following and enjoying your munro bagging thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching Harry 😁
Great video as always James
Big ascents there which take it out of the legs. I remember doing Mhanach one New Year when we’d the most amazing cloud inversion, all captured on a VHS-C recorder. Big day James, well done. Thanks for sharing.
A big day for sure Graham, I underestimated it 😂 that must have been a great trip.. Cheers, James
I've filmed a couple of hiking videos and it always makes me laugh when you walk off and leave the camera filming you, because I know how annoying it is to go back and get it! Hahaha
Great vids mate thanks for the content.
Thanks for this, James.
If the trains behave I'm off to Bridge of Orchy next week to do all 5 of these but, more than that, to just spend some unhurried time in the hills catching up with myself. I'll be out for 3 nights, and your video was an excellent recce of the hills and proposed campsites. I'll be walking in from under the viaduct, taking my time. Keep going, you're well on your way to finishing, and then I guess the question will be what next; different routes, different seasons? But that's for another day...
Some man James, great as usual.
Cheers Allan 😁🏔
That looked a tough day James, liked the route good way of bagging the five with a wildcamp somewhere in the middle. Cheers Jon
Its a long one, best split up with a Wildcamp like you say 😁 Cheers, James
James..Absolutely amazing. To do 216 munros!! Love the way you're showing and naming all the summits 360. The knowledge is really beginning to show :) ill definitely follow your footsteps in a good day for sure :) ..thks again, Merky ☘️
Hi James, that looked a good shift there. I was in the Lake District yesterday and had very similar numbers to what you did there. 16.6 miles and 11.5 hours but only 1800m of ascent. I was glad of the lie in this morning. Cheers for sharing as always
All the best
Dave
This one looked very exhausting in deed - and rewarding. Thank you ever so much, James!
This was a long day 😂 Cheers, James
Sometimes the easy one’s surprise you. True story James. Great video, get the feeling that it might be the last of the multi Munro’s with the clocks changing soon. Well done 👏🏻
Haha yes your right there, it will be a lot of singles and doubles throughout the winter.. mainly Crainlarich/Lomond 😁🏔
@@ScottishMunroJourney my neck of the woods 😂 done most round here. Caught the Cruachan 4 and Ben More on Mull last weekend but the weather is turning.
Hopefully you will bag all the Munro’s in 2024/25 🤞🏻
Top effort! Congratulations! That last ascent looked tough. On a lighter note, I couldn't help hearing 'Bamboleo' by the Gypsy Kings in my head every time you said 'Beinn Dorain'... 😁 Looking forward to the next one! Stay safe.
Lovely video as usual James but what a long hard day that turned out to be. Thanks for taking us along.
Fantastic route. Thank you James - great to feel back in the hills on a monday morning and I finally get to see the views from the summits as did some of these in the Clag. Still to do Beinn Achaladar and Beinn a Chreachain as i was beaten by the weather when i tried them - they look great.
Its a great area for walking Tim 😁 definitely worth returning on a good day to get the views.. Cheers, James
I will !. I wanted to ask, are you at the stage where you have to make a decision on keeping one back for the finish .... do you have a plan or something in mind ?@@ScottishMunroJourney
Definitely dougiernger, 16 miles and those hills. Don't, don't leave your bag? You know what the weather can do. Great videos and sounds.
Well done mate ❤
Good to see your stats aswell 👍🏼💪🏼
Thank you 😁🏔
Well done, James - but remember to pace yourself. I imagine with fewer than sixty still to go, you'll be raring for it, but all the same, jelly legs atop isolated munro's whilst you're all alone aren't the best! Looks like the rain came at just the right time for you though!
What a monster of a day, well done James!
Thanks Philip 😁
That's probably too big a day for me James, thankfully i've done the nearest two so the other three look doable in a day.
Well done to you.
It was too big a day for me also 😂 great area though, Cheers, James
@@ScottishMunroJourney I feel better now😅
Big effort mate 👌🏼🏔️
You cheeky sod.. There was no way I was guessing those four 👍😂
That's one tough hike.. I did those five in three separate walks..
Great vid as always, there is some great views off those hills..
I wonder where your next munro will be ?👍
Haha it was a difficult one I will give you that 😂 it saves a fair bit of driving for me, my next one is further East 👀 hope your on the mend, Cheers, James
I did the first three from Loch Lyon, cycled in on the MTB to the foot of your second Munro.
A slog and I finished in the dark.
Views are nice, though I’m sure you’ll be glad to have ticked them off and move on 👏
Big day James, super effort
Thanks William 😁
Brilliant James, that was a tough day at the office 😁👍
It was a tough one, anything to cut down on the driving 😂 Cheers, James
Well done James, that was a long epic round. Just one question, how come you keep picking a glorious day for it? Jammy begger!! All the best, Ozzy.
Great video, really enjoyed it.
Do you happen to have the name of the Fiddle tune that's playing in the video?
Keep up the great videos!
Long day mate! Not done then yet but well done 👏🏻
Hi James a bit random but I’m looking for recommendations for new lightweight hiking poles , travelling abroad so need ones that don’t weight a lot for my suitcase
Thanks
Hi Barry, im using Black Diamond Trail Walking poles 😁 they are light enough and fold up small! Cheers, James
@@ScottishMunroJourney cheers James some man 🏔️👍🏼
Brutal ascent total combined with distance. With all the bagging you must be in the shape of your life by now! Is 2500m your daily record of ascent James?
It was a long day, I definitely underestimated it 😂 think the Ben Starav 5 just beats it.. Cheers, James
@@ScottishMunroJourney gotcha cheers
A long day. That was some walk out to Beinn Mhanach. We’ll done for completing them.
I like they hills.
First trip I done was Beinn Dòrain & Beinn an Dòthaidh.
First trip with the tent I got as far as the loch at Beinn a'Chreachain (thankfully I’m a lot fitter now).
Last month I went back and completed Beinn a'Chreachain & Beinn Achaladair with a camp at the latter.
I shall return one day and do Beinn Mhanach.
ATB
Not many left what you going to do when they’re all in the bag
Come to ireland and bag all the summits there lol 🇮🇪