Hi Peter, your a lucky man to be able to enjoy such location's, I did 2.4 miles round Long Run Meadow, total climb approx five feet, but I did see a beautiful white Great Egret fishing in the local river, so not all bad.
Hi Magnus hows things? what a sight that must have been seeing one of them in action. Saw a bird of prey catching a fish once in the Campsies was amazing to see how they live :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS things are well thanks Peter, off to see our daughters horse tomorrow, although she has been riding since age ten this is her first since having her children.
just goes to show that you don't need to be higher up to get the best views.you certainly captured some views in this video.we've stopped a few times at the post office next to the green welly shop so's i could wait for driving into glencoe as daybreak came.first time i did this,i was amazed.i really enjoyed this one peter.thanks for sharing your day.see ya for the next one.
Cheers mate and yes i agree about no having to be reach dizzy heights for the best views some of the best i have seen have been around the 500mt mark. Thanks for watching Ken cant wait to get oot again :)
Blood Hell Peter your a glutton for punishment mate you could have driven 2/3 of the way up there LOL, a stunning area though and what a brilliant job your mucka`s got building the towers can`t he get you a start eh, i wouldn`t have touched owt up there either ya never know mate, always a pleasure to watch Peter, hope you & the family are all well, ATVB George.
Same i was thinking George in fact just after i started on the muddy path 2 BT internet vans drove up and another low loader with one of they caterpiller vehicles on it i could have timed it better lol! Aye my pal warned me about they things and to stay away no matter what as if i needed telling! Thanks George all is well mate and i hope it's the same with you ma man, peter :)
Aye Peter !!! worth the slight Pech for all good shots and windless day .. fine zooms NE Buttress ,pap and stob ban..long day for you, slow drive hame..
Cracking views Peter, got me pining for the highlands bud. Was hoping you would scramble up that tower to give us the view from up there haha. A few weeks holiday booked for August, hoping all is well and I can get up there. Atb. Mick.
If there were any tree's at the top blocking my view then aye it was a spiderman all the way to the top lol! It was great Mick honestly just to get that feeling back felt brilliant! Just as well my Dad's mate "Auld Jackie" needed a lift to Oban then i hatched the plan for a detour on the way back home. And you know? I expected a pull off the cops but on the way home down the A82 every lay by where you park to go climbing from Glencoe, Tyndrum, Crianlarich and Luss was all full of cars. Think the police up here have thrown the towel in. Hope all goes well in august Mick, Where ye heading for?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS First week near Fersit and second week got a remote cottage booked right up Kinloch Hourn. Can't wait hopefully alls well to travel then.
This was a cracker of a day Geoffrey knew i would get good views but i was surprised at how good they really were. All from just over 400 mts high too :)
Brilliant Peter! Looks like the snow is all gone! Some great views you got then and looks like an easy wee amble up that hill. Any plans for some new Munros? Cheers Paul.
Aye sadly the snow looks to have melted away could have done with a wee bit. Brilliant views from this wee hill Paul been wanting to climb up it for about 5 years now. Hopefully get back to Munros when the restrictions end(end of april is it?) yesterdays wee walk got me back in the mood ;)))
Yeah it was a strange path pity it wasnt all enclosed by trees that would have been nice. It was lovely at the top no wind and a wee bit of sun and great views a perfect wee day out ;)
Gorgeous! I climbed its neighbour Meall Mor in a blizzard almost exactly two years ago. It was an amazing climb and the sun came out just as we reached the ridge walk at the top - we got incredible views.
Had my eye on this wee one for a few years now after looking down on it from Beinn a Beithir and always wondered if the views would be just as good and i wasnt wrong :) I was thinking of bagging Meall Mor too but i was getting sunburnt due to having sensitive skin thats why i always wear a hoody in the summer lol! Sitting here with a tomato face ha ha!
Fantastic mate, added that to the to-do list, views are incredible. Just out of interest, when does the track lead to when you left it to head to summit?? Great to see your videos again, always very informative Take care mate🤟
Thanks ma man :) Yep great views up there and a nice wee path too. I think the path continues for about a half mile or so im sure it is for access for the commercial logging that goes on up there as you can see in the film there a vast spaces of tree's that have been felled something i dont like but i suppose it's going to happen.
Brilliant mate, cracking views eh , I seen the path you walked on when I was on the top of the Pap Of Glencoe a couple of years ago n wondered what walk it was so thanks for sharing it mate , it’s on my list now so hopefully won’t belong before I do it , take care Danny 👍🏻👍🏻 forgot to ask how long up n down mate ?
Another good one, think I have to watch on friends big 65 inch telly. Yes you don't have to go high for spectacular views. How's the fitness and weight, seems like most people I know have put weight on.
Fitness is ok-ish however i felt the past years lockdown catching up a bit right enough. Put on a wee bit also but in the process of getting it off by digging out the bike etc 20 years ago i would cycle 20 miles a night after work easy wish they days were back!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I've lost a wee bit of weight, I eat out all the time and everything been shut. I'm happily susprised at my fitness I thought I was going to struggle ( more than usual) but no I'm at least the same. I have been doing alot of 3/4 hour walks just not filming them. I watch another vid or 2 tonight.
@@ScotsWildcamper Cheers Eddie. Think im going on a wee recce on saturday down Auch Glen to have a look for a future walk on the Orchy Hills looking forward to that with no camera etc. Wee Dad of mine is in hospital with a bad viral infection but he's on the mend up seeing him every day so i cant head up out anywhere at the moment hopefully he's home soon.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Best wishes to your dad Peter. July probably be my next wildcamp ( got a campsite meet up) unless I can sneak another overnighter in sometime this month. P. S. trying to get Matt oot again
Thanks for another super video Peter. What stunning views! 👍🏴🏔
Thanks Dave yeah the views you get up there are beautiful typical Glencoe area one of the best :)
Sometimes it is the smaller hills that give the better views/days Peter. Very enjoyable film.
Aye yer not wrong especially in that neck of the woods!
Hi Peter, your a lucky man to be able to enjoy such location's, I did 2.4 miles round Long Run Meadow, total climb approx five feet, but I did see a beautiful white Great Egret fishing in the local river, so not all bad.
Hi Magnus hows things? what a sight that must have been seeing one of them in action. Saw a bird of prey catching a fish once in the Campsies was amazing to see how they live :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS things are well thanks Peter, off to see our daughters horse tomorrow, although she has been riding since age ten this is her first since having her children.
just goes to show that you don't need to be higher up to get the best views.you certainly captured some views in this video.we've stopped a few times at the post office next to the green welly shop so's i could wait for driving into glencoe as daybreak came.first time i did this,i was amazed.i really enjoyed this one peter.thanks for sharing your day.see ya for the next one.
Cheers mate and yes i agree about no having to be reach dizzy heights for the best views some of the best i have seen have been around the 500mt mark. Thanks for watching Ken cant wait to get oot again :)
Blood Hell Peter your a glutton for punishment mate you could have driven 2/3 of the way up there LOL, a stunning area though and what a brilliant job your mucka`s got building the towers can`t he get you a start eh, i wouldn`t have touched owt up there either ya never know mate, always a pleasure to watch Peter, hope you & the family are all well, ATVB George.
Same i was thinking George in fact just after i started on the muddy path 2 BT internet vans drove up and another low loader with one of they caterpiller vehicles on it i could have timed it better lol! Aye my pal warned me about they things and to stay away no matter what as if i needed telling! Thanks George all is well mate and i hope it's the same with you ma man, peter :)
Nice one Peter, cracking views mate but i hate all the shite built on the top of the hill eh ...cheers Stevie
Cheers Stevie lovely views but as you say mate lots of shit on the summit surely in this day an age they could think of something better.
Aye Peter !!! worth the slight Pech for all good shots and windless day .. fine zooms NE Buttress ,pap and stob ban..long day for you, slow drive hame..
Perfect day oot Brian really lifted the mood too mate :) Really missing they kind of days hopefully no long now big man!!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS next day bit of stiffness but full of great mind for days and want to get oot again asap !! atb
Cracking views Peter, got me pining for the highlands bud. Was hoping you would scramble up that tower to give us the view from up there haha. A few weeks holiday booked for August, hoping all is well and I can get up there. Atb. Mick.
If there were any tree's at the top blocking my view then aye it was a spiderman all the way to the top lol! It was great Mick honestly just to get that feeling back felt brilliant! Just as well my Dad's mate "Auld Jackie" needed a lift to Oban then i hatched the plan for a detour on the way back home. And you know? I expected a pull off the cops but on the way home down the A82 every lay by where you park to go climbing from Glencoe, Tyndrum, Crianlarich and Luss was all full of cars. Think the police up here have thrown the towel in. Hope all goes well in august Mick, Where ye heading for?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS First week near Fersit and second week got a remote cottage booked right up Kinloch Hourn. Can't wait hopefully alls well to travel then.
@@blamhof August? Aye should be fine Mick :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Aye first 2 weeks, Nathans coming up for a few days too. Can't come quick enough bud.
Anither guid wee legstretcher, Peter.
Thanks.
This was a cracker of a day Geoffrey knew i would get good views but i was surprised at how good they really were. All from just over 400 mts high too :)
Fantastic views, Peter. Crackin' weather too!
Aye it was lovely Barry couldnt have been better weather wise hopefully soon be back at it with the Munros. Cheers mate!
Brilliant Peter! Looks like the snow is all gone! Some great views you got then and looks like an easy wee amble up that hill. Any plans for some new Munros?
Cheers
Paul.
Aye sadly the snow looks to have melted away could have done with a wee bit. Brilliant views from this wee hill Paul been wanting to climb up it for about 5 years now. Hopefully get back to Munros when the restrictions end(end of april is it?) yesterdays wee walk got me back in the mood ;)))
Not the most exciting way up but the views...stunning! Makes me want to just lay their in the sun 😎🌞. Thanks for sharing Peter. Atb Stripey
Yeah it was a strange path pity it wasnt all enclosed by trees that would have been nice. It was lovely at the top no wind and a wee bit of sun and great views a perfect wee day out ;)
Gorgeous! I climbed its neighbour Meall Mor in a blizzard almost exactly two years ago. It was an amazing climb and the sun came out just as we reached the ridge walk at the top - we got incredible views.
Had my eye on this wee one for a few years now after looking down on it from Beinn a Beithir and always wondered if the views would be just as good and i wasnt wrong :) I was thinking of bagging Meall Mor too but i was getting sunburnt due to having sensitive skin thats why i always wear a hoody in the summer lol! Sitting here with a tomato face ha ha!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS My skin rarely burns - must be a nightmare!
Lockdown is over lol looks awesome
I wish!!! haha! Thanks Allan hopefully in the next few months or so.
Cracker of a day for it peter, only got 1 munro to do up there at the back of the glencoe visitor centre looking forward soon to do it😁👍
Cheers mate, I have the same Munro left there too sgurr na h-ulaidh will get to it maybe this summer if all goes well.
A Friday night treat. Thankyou 👍
Cheers Keith was a great wee day out puts me right back in the mood to get back out at it again ;)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS feeling the vibes bud 👍
Fantastic mate, added that to the to-do list, views are incredible.
Just out of interest, when does the track lead to when you left it to head to summit??
Great to see your videos again, always very informative
Take care mate🤟
Thanks ma man :) Yep great views up there and a nice wee path too. I think the path continues for about a half mile or so im sure it is for access for the commercial logging that goes on up there as you can see in the film there a vast spaces of tree's that have been felled something i dont like but i suppose it's going to happen.
Brilliant mate, cracking views eh , I seen the path you walked on when I was on the top of the Pap Of Glencoe a couple of years ago n wondered what walk it was so thanks for sharing it mate , it’s on my list now so hopefully won’t belong before I do it , take care Danny 👍🏻👍🏻 forgot to ask how long up n down mate ?
Cheers Danny aye the views are brilliant mate. I would say without filming give yourself 3 hours all in, think i was about 4 hours in total.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS nice one mate , thanks again for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻
Would a lovely place to hike! I’m very jealous haha
Yeah it is! The Glencoe area is stunning with some high and some not so high mountains but all have amazing views.
Another good one, think I have to watch on friends big 65 inch telly. Yes you don't have to go high for spectacular views. How's the fitness and weight, seems like most people I know have put weight on.
Fitness is ok-ish however i felt the past years lockdown catching up a bit right enough. Put on a wee bit also but in the process of getting it off by digging out the bike etc 20 years ago i would cycle 20 miles a night after work easy wish they days were back!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I've lost a wee bit of weight, I eat out all the time and everything been shut. I'm happily susprised at my fitness I thought I was going to struggle ( more than usual) but no I'm at least the same. I have been doing alot of 3/4 hour walks just not filming them.
I watch another vid or 2 tonight.
@@ScotsWildcamper Cheers Eddie. Think im going on a wee recce on saturday down Auch Glen to have a look for a future walk on the Orchy Hills looking forward to that with no camera etc. Wee Dad of mine is in hospital with a bad viral infection but he's on the mend up seeing him every day so i cant head up out anywhere at the moment hopefully he's home soon.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Best wishes to your dad Peter. July probably be my next wildcamp ( got a campsite meet up) unless I can sneak another overnighter in sometime this month.
P. S. trying to get Matt oot again
@@ScotsWildcamper Big Matt jeez where has he been eh? lol! Thanks Eddie an take care big man👍
New motor? Do you have a sticker on that one?
New motor is 3 years old next week, Sticker is in my drawer maybe get it out soon though :)