best hill or mountain

[ChrisJB]

Originally Posted by kent marshman

im very lucky i go stalking in northwest scotland on assynth foundations estate youve got canisp, suliven, culmore culbeg, just to name a few wish i could work out how to place pics with my reply maybe someone could tell me please

Was up in Assynt a few weeks ago. A great wilderness place, especially round Loch Assynt, by Ardvreck Castle.

Regards, Chris

[Adam Cheeseman]

High Curley in Surrey for childhood memories.

Cheers,

Adam

[juliejam]

You're joking me ...Who do you have to kill to get those views... I dont need to tell you how lucky your are now do I..Do you get snow on those mountains during the winter months...? What a view that would be..like a winter wonderland..

Julie

[Nicola Main]

My favourite mountain would probably have to be Buachaille Etive Mor in Glen Etive. Although I have never even been near it everytime I see it in a book or anything it just takes my breath away it is so spectacular.

[rlchew]

Originally Posted by Nicola Main

My favourite mountain would probably have to be Buachaille Etive Mor in Glen Etive. Although I have never even been near it everytime I see it in a book or anything it just takes my breath away it is so spectacular.

Just for you Nicola ....



Not necessarily my favourite mountain but nonetheless significant because it also seems to me to be at the gateway to the Scottish Highlands.

Richard

[Nicola Main]

Thanks Richard what a great photograph!!! Ahhhhhhh I wish I was there looking up at it now (well not now because it's pitch black but you get the idea )

[rlchew]

Originally Posted by Nicola Main

Thanks Richard what a great photograph!!! Ahhhhhhh I wish I was there looking up at it now (well not now because it's pitch black but you get the idea )

Thanks Nicola.

I certainly do get the idea .... I always look forward to my annual trips north to enjoy the awesome scenery and spectacular wildlife.

Richard

[trussed]

Originally Posted by Tam

Always enjoyed the views from ben lomond especially coming down ptarmigan ridge
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thought i would use this chance to figure out how to post pics,fingers crossed

i would have to agree.

[Poirot]

I really enjoyed walking up place fell on the corner of Ullswater looking over Patterdale in the lake district. Start from patterdale walking up the mountain to the summet back down the other side then walk around the base of place fell on the path by the lake back down to Patterdale.

I am definatly doing that walk again

Poirot

[seamusagleann]

Originally Posted by rlchew

Just for you Nicola ....



Not necessarily my favourite mountain but nonetheless significant because it also seems to me to be at the gateway to the Scottish Highlands.

Richard

and the weathers always like this.......honest!!!