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Altnashellach Walk/Wade

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  1. Was very wet, with an early start I managed Sgurr Choinnich
    by 7am, followed in quick succession by Sgurr a' Chaorachain
    30 minutes later. I descended to the north and the clouds
    made a mistake by parting for the first time that day to
    give a view eastwards to Maoile Lunndaidh. It looked quite
    imposing with a long reascent - 400m from the peat hagged
    base. I briefly thought about giving it a miss, I was
    drenched either from the outside by rain, or the inside by
    sweat and didn't feel up to par. I decided to go for it, the
    day was still early and I could take my time if necessary.
    It wasn't that bad after all! The descent was by the NW
    ridge (Fuar-tholl Mor) and a steep final drop towards the
    River Meig which was in spate, now I should have realised
    the watershed was to the west (the Meig flows west, the
    river to the west flows north) but didn't. The river was too
    deep and too wide. Following the south bank to the west (and
    the watershed but not by plan!) I then couldn't cross
    another river flowing from the hills into the Meig, this
    required a diversion back towards the hills to find a
    suitable crossing (jumping) point. The Meig was crossed in
    the same manner. Track reached and easy walk back. My gear
    is now dripping onto the garage floor...............

    KRO

  2. "KRO" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    have realised the watershed was to the west (the Meig
    flows west,

    Sorry, the Meig flows east. Apparently, Maoile Lunndaidh is
    gaelic for "hill of the boggy place" That made me laugh :-)
    So did this mornings weather, I await TRs of sun and
    glorious views..........

    KRO

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