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  1. Stunning day for the hills yesterday - not a cloud in the sky and too
    good to miss.

    I decided on a first visit to Ben Each, and set off from Loch Lubnaig up
    Glen Ample. Ignoring the suggestion in the SMC guide to follow burns
    onto the hill, I headed directly for its western slopes only to discover
    a discrete but well established path to the summit. A few false tops
    and the job was done.

    To make a day of it, I followed the knobbly ridge on to Stuc a'Chroin,
    thence over Ben Vorlich and down to Ardvorlich. Perfect conditions and
    great views all day.

    Coming down the steep, rocky, north side of Stuc a'Choin there was
    plenty of evidence for the rearrangement of terrain following the recent
    rain storms. However, getting down to Bealach an Dubh Chorien by
    following a path somewhat to the right (east) wasn't a problem.

    Also on the subject of those storms, it might be worth pointing out the
    minor road on the south side of Loch Earn is not passable at Edinample
    because of bridge damage. Coming to Ardvorlich from the west via the
    A85/84 requires a long drive round the Loch via St Fillans, or a 3-4km
    walk along the road from wherever it's possible to park.
    --

    Russ Clare

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    Coming down the steep, rocky, north side of Stuc a'Choin there was
    plenty of evidence for the rearrangement of terrain following the recent
    rain storms. However, getting down to Bealach an Dubh Chorien by
    following a path somewhat to the right (east) wasn't a problem.

    Also on the subject of those storms, it might be worth pointing out the
    minor road on the south side of Loch Earn is not passable at Edinample
    because of bridge damage. Coming to Ardvorlich from the west via the
    A85/84 requires a long drive round the Loch via St Fillans, or a 3-4km
    walk along the road from wherever it's possible to park.

    I've just received news that:

    recent flooding has completely destroyed the bridge on the Keltie Water near
    Arivurichardich at Grid Reference NN 642130 (Landranger Sheet 57). Access by
    this route from Callander to Stuc a’ Chroin and Ben Vorlich will now require
    a river crossing which may be difficult in wet weather.

    --
    Duncan Gray

    www.duncolm.co.uk
    also The Mountaineering Council of Scotland
    www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk

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