Hi Peter pleased you carried on after the slip mate because you gave us some cracking views up there and I felt your pain bud, nowt worse than falling heading up at least coming down you tend to land on your arse lol. I've read Beinn Dorain has a funny false summit which loads of people have mistaken for the top in poor visibility. Awesome views in every direction just mountain after mountain. Great stuff. Will pass those two again on Friday and now know what it's like from the top. Atb. Mick.
Mick the false summit cairn is called " Carn Sasunnaich" or the "Englishmans Cairn". Thats it at 26:10 and it confuses people with the real summit in the fog. All the best for the next few weeks mate, peter.
Hi mate, love your Munro vids, your always my go to TH-cam guy before I climb one, done 5 now In the last 4 months or so, gonna do these 2 tomoz, cheers mate. Nils
Ah good man, Hope you have a good day for it. These two Munros are good, You will get brilliant views of Rannoch Moor from Beinn an Dothaidh :) Take care Nils and have a safe climb. peter.
Hi Peter, I do believe those views are at the top of my most favorite I've seen..That place is on my list to see for sure! Thanks for showing them to me...ATB Maria
Peter its worth the muddy trousers pal for views like that, you got some stamina my friend I say that.!!! I would love to film up there mate, just stunning.!!!! Lol I was just on my way home from Wales while you was on those tops, maybe you saw me pal if you looked South West ? Cheers Peter..:)
Two for the price of one, eh? BOGOF, with a fair bit of bog to negotiate! Great vid as usual, mate. I'm putting the "Messi hatrick" comment down to the altitude. LOL
Thanks Richard, The legs ok was more fed up with the all the muck i seem to take back to my car HA! Im getting pretty used to that now. I made the second half of the football, Thought it was starting at 9pm instead of 8pm. Thanks Richard, peter.
Ha, once again good show Peter! And I do like your real-life-footage like that acoustics on 7 min's or so :-) Reassures me too that I'm not the only one who once in a while hits the deck :-) Like Scots Wildcamper says: why shouldn't you give poles a try? Headstrong me introduced them only this spring - after some 45 Munros or so - and experienced it does make a difference. In energyconsumption too. [using just the one pole]. By the way, what's the tally now?
Wilco ive got poles but i dont like to take them, I know i should but to me they just seem get in the way. Im on 33 munros and 7 corbetts, Slowly but surely getting there. As usual in Scotland its the weather that restricts the days out but im in no rush. Thanks for watching, peter.
Hi Peter i think i'll try Beinn Dorain.Yeah my hiking wild camper intro has that pyramid view of it......that's the famous view.Would you think about poles to stop slipping? I felt that fall,the only fall i've had on rocks was going down Ben Vane,i fell head first and almost smashed my face.......i wouldn't want that i'd lose subs lol. As Tee said its worth it for the views,i'm trying another arrochar alp in august,Atb Eddie.
Eddie there is lots of good ground for a wildcamp up there it would be a good idea for you to head up that one mate. Nah i dont like taking poles(ive got two) seem more of a burden than anything. Glad to see your heading back up to arrochar, Have you picked a mountain yet? peter.
Hi Peter pleased you carried on after the slip mate because you gave us some cracking views up there and I felt your pain bud, nowt worse than falling heading up at least coming down you tend to land on your arse lol. I've read Beinn Dorain has a funny false summit which loads of people have mistaken for the top in poor visibility. Awesome views in every direction just mountain after mountain. Great stuff. Will pass those two again on Friday and now know what it's like from the top. Atb. Mick.
Mick the false summit cairn is called " Carn Sasunnaich" or the "Englishmans Cairn". Thats it at 26:10 and it confuses people with the real summit in the fog. All the best for the next few weeks mate, peter.
***** The cairn of the confused Englishman lol love it, that explains it, that'll be me if I ever get up there lol. Thanks , take care bud. Mick.
Hi mate, love your Munro vids, your always my go to TH-cam guy before I climb one, done 5 now In the last 4 months or so, gonna do these 2 tomoz, cheers mate. Nils
Ah good man, Hope you have a good day for it. These two Munros are good, You will get brilliant views of Rannoch Moor from Beinn an Dothaidh :) Take care Nils and have a safe climb. peter.
Hi Peter, I do believe those views are at the top of my most favorite I've seen..That place is on my list to see for sure! Thanks for showing them to me...ATB Maria
Magnificent! Geology; are you interested in it? I wonder how varied the rock is composing the mountains and peaks you reach?
No i must confess im not a geological buff, But i have noticed a vast difference in certain areas of Scotland.
Peter its worth the muddy trousers pal for views like that, you got some stamina my friend I say that.!!!
I would love to film up there mate, just stunning.!!!!
Lol I was just on my way home from Wales while you was on those tops, maybe you saw me pal if you looked South West ?
Cheers Peter..:)
Hiya mate, I seem to get covered in mud everytime i go out these days! You would make some great films up here Terry, cheers mate.
Two for the price of one, eh? BOGOF, with a fair bit of bog to negotiate! Great vid as usual, mate. I'm putting the "Messi hatrick" comment down to the altitude. LOL
Hi Barry it certainly was boggy alright! And yes i was miles off with the messi hat trick prediction HA! Cheers mate, peter.
Fantastic views Peter, well worth the effort. I hope the leg wasn't too sore and that you made it back in time for the final? Take care. Rich
Thanks Richard, The legs ok was more fed up with the all the muck i seem to take back to my car HA! Im getting pretty used to that now. I made the second half of the football, Thought it was starting at 9pm instead of 8pm. Thanks Richard, peter.
great video i did that 4 years go Beinn Dorain
tom
Hiya Thomas hows things? Thanks for that mate, peter.
Ha, once again good show Peter! And I do like your real-life-footage like that acoustics on 7 min's or so :-) Reassures me too that I'm not the only one who once in a while hits the deck :-)
Like Scots Wildcamper says: why shouldn't you give poles a try? Headstrong me introduced them only this spring - after some 45 Munros or so - and experienced it does make a difference. In energyconsumption too. [using just the one pole].
By the way, what's the tally now?
Wilco ive got poles but i dont like to take them, I know i should but to me they just seem get in the way. Im on 33 munros and 7 corbetts, Slowly but surely getting there. As usual in Scotland its the weather that restricts the days out
but im in no rush. Thanks for watching, peter.
Hi Peter i think i'll try Beinn Dorain.Yeah my hiking wild camper intro has that pyramid view of it......that's the famous view.Would you think about poles to stop slipping? I felt that fall,the only fall i've had on rocks was going down Ben Vane,i fell head first and almost smashed my face.......i wouldn't want that i'd lose subs lol.
As Tee said its worth it for the views,i'm trying another arrochar alp in august,Atb Eddie.
Eddie there is lots of good ground for a wildcamp up there it would be a good idea for you to head up that one mate. Nah i dont like taking poles(ive got two) seem more of a burden than anything. Glad to see your heading back up to arrochar, Have you picked a mountain yet? peter.
***** I'll leave that to Billy,i hope to get them all done if my knees hold up.