Creag Mhor : Back In The Game

Creag Mhor, the last in the round of the Glen Lyon four or the first if you opt for the anti clockwise route. Pleased to be back in Glen Lyon on this day but on this occasion we were only looking to complete the one munro, Creag Mhor.
A pretty severe knee situation had me grounded for the past few weeks, resting and trying to repair any damage which thankfully is now getting so much better thanks not to pills and potions but to self hypnosis and using my own body to overcome.
This was a test, a steep climb in what was to be pretty boggy conditions and a bit of snow and ice at the top. The views did not disappoint in-between the rolling cloud displays and a great day was had. Cabin fever had been booted into touch and we came off the mountain feeling recharged, smiling and importantly for me, with no pain. I love those mountains.
We hope you love this wee film and drone footage and that it might inspire you to pull on the boots and explore this beautiful area.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Good Morning
02:39 The Old Lint Mill
06:36 The Ascent Begins
23:01 Into The Snow
26:49 Reaching The Summit
28:38 Closing Credits
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About Saor Thoil.
Join our journey as we travel through Scotland on our Munro bagging adventures. Our Munro climbing journey has changed us so much as we experience the real Scotland outdoors through all of our mountain adventures while hiking in Scotland, losing ourselves in the magical Scottish mountains and celebrating with each other as we reach and cross the many Munro peaks that Scotland delivers. Our outdoor adventures and wilderness exploration take us on many Scottish trails and we hope that the scenic landscapes and nature hikes will motivate you to explore Scotland also.
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[@scottmccall6296]

Another enjoyable video,I take it it was Sunday yous climbed it,the red Audi in the start of your film was mine I was up doing the 4 of them clockwise. Keep up the good videos 👏

[@saorthoilmunro]

It was indeed Scott, we wondered who the early starter was! Did you pass us on the way down when we were sitting having a cuppa on the wee mound?

[@scottmccall6296]

@@saorthoilmunro no I seen foot prints in the snow ,it was 15:15 when I got back to the car never seen anyone all day,pity it would have been nice nice to say hello to the both of you.

[@saorthoilmunro]

I'm sure we will meet on some other distant hill at some point, until then thanks for watching the video, really appreciate that and keep up the awesome work.