Finding Treasure on a Forgotten Peak | Sgùrr na h-Ulaidh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2024
- An often forgotten Mountain in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Join me and my pal Alan as we traverse the rugged terrain and wind-swept ridges, each step forging a bond of friendship stronger than the mountain itself. Amidst breathtaking vistas and the untamed beauty, we discover riches far beyond material wealth-a wealth of laughter, shared moments, and the profound sense of connection with both nature and each other... and a hidden treasure at the top of this challenging peak.
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Nice one - that treasure at the top looked bloomin good - enjoy a nice empire biscuit with a cuppa
Cheers Murray, thanks so much for watching :) I must say... that empire biscuit hit the spot, a proper treat so it was! I loved your CMD video... total cracker! Well done!
Great thumbnail, very atmospheric!
Thanks so much pal :)
I felt knackered just watching you. Nice to see somewhere different.
I'm glad the effort of the walk came through on the video. Thanks for watching, and I would highly recommend checking out the Glen, there are some excellent spots of wild paddling in the Burn.
Brillaint video Calum mate. Loved that. Looks tough in parts but a good day out. Nice treasure 😅.
ATB
Alan
Cheers Alan!
Nice looking treasure 😋 Well, done lads. Your oot aw the time these days eh. 😉Still to do that yin. Think am gonnae camp on the Corbett then do the Munro. Think most folk do them that way as that descent looked abit dodgy. Widnae fancy that in the snow & ice 😬
Cheers Kev... it was some very tasty treasure too! I've been fairly fortunate recently that I've managed a few good hill days. Looking across to the Corbet, it definitely looks like there would be a good few spots for camping, I fancy that myself actually! I think going up the slope we came down would have made it slightly easier for sure! Thanks for watching pal :)
Slope 😂 it’s a long drag up , was up on Sunday and was knackered by the. End of it
That bloody slope. Well done for getting through it. Did you include the Corbet?