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  1. Got a completion party coming up.. just noticed that the SMC have
    sneaked this sub top onto their current list. Ummed and aghhed about
    the necessity to do this top, as I dont really take much notice of the
    1997 tables due to the random rearangement of Munros. I had got all
    Southern Upland tops in my copy, but finding a free afternoon and
    wanting a break from constructivism , I legged it down to Megget
    Water, Selkirkshire, for an afternoon in the wind and rain.

    The reservoirs were full and the "llaethnant" phenomonon was very
    apparant, white water running off everything. Talla was glorious as
    ever. A wet start up the Cramalt Burn (NT195231) was not encouraging.
    This glen is rather interesting, it still has trees along the burn and
    some broken crags under the OS demoted ex corbett Cramalt Craig.
    There is a track up the glen now, giving out just below Notman Law the
    missing top. A quick easy ascent to a flat smooth top which to be
    honest is a borderline case, but I think just deserves inclusion. If
    it were Black Mountain I would put it on my list. Concience clear it
    was a rough wet descent (at least the rain had finished) over the
    Theives Road that runs beneath the top and back to the track. BAck at
    Cramalt after just over 2 hours. Quite refreshing.

    Of course I met no one up there...

    Richard Webb

  2. RJ Webb said:

    The reservoirs were full and the "llaethnant" phenomonon was very
    apparant, white water running off everything.

    I don't know that word; Welsh is it?

    Quoted message said:

    Talla was glorious as ever.

    As ever.

    A wet start up the Cramalt Burn (NT195231) was not encouraging.

    Quoted message said:

    This glen is rather interesting, it still has trees along the burn and
    some broken crags under the OS demoted ex corbett Cramalt Craig.
    There is a track up the glen now, giving out just below Notman Law the
    missing top. A quick easy ascent to a flat smooth top which to be
    honest is a borderline case, but I think just deserves inclusion. If
    it were Black Mountain I would put it on my list. Concience clear it
    was a rough wet descent (at least the rain had finished) over the
    Theives Road that runs beneath the top and back to the track. BAck at
    Cramalt after just over 2 hours. Quite refreshing.

    Of course I met no one up there...

    Been up there a couple of times, always in bad weather & from the Manor
    side. Will have to go back sometime for the deleted top at NT196251...

    --

    Bernie Hughes

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, Bernie Hughes
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    J Webb said:

    The reservoirs were full and the "llaethnant" phenomonon was very
    apparant, white water running off everything.

    I don't know that word; Welsh is it?

    Yes - I enjoyed that bit of Cymraeg Richard.
    --
    Bill Grey
    http://www.billboy.co.uk

  4. In article <[email hidden]>, RJ Webb <highcruxroad@blu
    eyonder.co.uk> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Got a completion party coming up..

    Hoping to join you on your Saturday Ochils walk (Blairdenon Hill, Ben
    Cleuch?). Where are you starting - Tillicoultry, Alva?

    Quoted message said:

    but finding a free afternoon and
    wanting a break from constructivism


    Rosalind Driver, Joan Solomon et al - just guessing?
    --

    Russ Clare

  5. On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 13:12:44 +0100, Russ Clare <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, RJ Webb <highcruxroad@blu
    eyonder.co.uk> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Got a completion party coming up..

    Hoping to join you on your Saturday Ochils walk (Blairdenon Hill, Ben
    Cleuch?). Where are you starting - Tillicoultry, Alva?

    I dont know.. the Cleuch part is Dave Hewitt's doing, I am just
    waddling over to Blairdenon afterwards...

    But I am going to make an executive choice here... I am going up The
    Law. Who's party is this anyhow? He can have his fun on his 500th
    Cleuch ascent next week.

    Tilli at 11 am is a good bet... Check here later after I have talked
    to the man.

    Weather looking good! Whisky just bought

    Richard Webb

  6. In [email hidden]
    RJ Webb mused:
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    Quoted message said:

    Weather looking good! Whisky just bought

    Enjoy!

  7. Blairdenon done and dusted.. Now for round 2.

    Thanks Russ for coming along, I am enjoying some more Glenkinchie
    right now, after an enjoyable evening at TAC Towers....

    A lovely day, cold and crisp with an interesting route up Ben Cleuch
    followed by a slow decline to Sherrifmuir. Good views Merrick to a
    snowy Ben Nevis.

    Now for the Corbetts..

    Richard Webb

  8. In article <[email hidden]>, RJ Webb
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Blairdenon done and dusted.. Now for round 2.

    Thanks Russ for coming along, I am enjoying some more Glenkinchie
    right now, after an enjoyable evening at TAC Towers....


    🙂

    Quoted message said:


    A lovely day, cold and crisp with an interesting route up Ben Cleuch
    followed by a slow decline to Sherrifmuir. Good views Merrick to a
    snowy Ben Nevis.


    Enjoyed it - a good introduction to the joys of the Ochils. The steep
    climb up Mill Glen was a delight with the autumn colours.

    Also some entertaining tales of the local hillwalking folk. I thought I
    was doing well with multiple ascents of Black Hill et al in the Dark
    Peak, but I'm no where near to matching 1600+ ascents of Ben Cleuch. If
    I make my second ascent next Saturday I might overtake that target in
    20erm?

    Russ Clare


  9. Quoted message said:

    Also some entertaining tales of the local hillwalking folk. I thought I
    was doing well with multiple ascents of Black Hill et al in the Dark
    Peak, but I'm no where near to matching 1600+ ascents of Ben Cleuch. If
    I make my second ascent next Saturday I might overtake that target in
    20erm?

    That was definitely a crash course in Ochil Studies...

    Dave always pulls out a new route...

    Meanwhile I was up my local marilyn again today, but this was a simple
    50 minute trip in my lunch hour... These Cleuch bashers are amazing.

    Thanks for coming..

    Richard Webb
    http://www.sub3000.com

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