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  1. Hoping to head about as far North as you can go this May Day weekend
    and have booked the Lazy Crofter Bunkhouse at Durness. Anyone stayed
    here or got any knowledge of this one. website looks good and at £10 a
    night it should be ok.

    Not sure what we will climb yet but the group of Corbetts on the
    doorstep are the likeliest candidates with Foinavon hopefully
    included. Again has anyone done Foinavon, Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    threesome and if so how were the timings. Looks like a very big day
    but do-able with an early start, late finish.

    --
    Cheers
    Graham

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  2. Graham Ingram wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Again has anyone done Foinavon, Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    threesome

    <COUGH! spits beer all over the keyboard>
    I feel tired just thinking about it !

    Fab hills, though.

    Chris

  3. "Chris Gilbert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Graham Ingram wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Again has anyone done Foinavon, Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    threesome

    <COUGH! spits beer all over the keyboard>
    I feel tired just thinking about it !

    Just spent the last hour with sheet 9 and I think you are most likely
    right !

    Looks like Foinavon as a single with Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    seperate pair.

    Quoted message said:

    Fab hills, though.

    Look great, just hope the weather holds now !

    Graham

  4. Done them all separately

    Arkle on a Lairg to Cape Wrath walk from a campsite in the corrie
    under Meall Horn - Idyllic doss spot

    Foinaven was a hot easter walk in 2003 from Gualin House. Big Hill!

    Meall Horn from the road into Lone - Easy!

    All three are possible, but best as a linear from Gualin to Lone or
    t'other way, Enjoy!

    Beware Strath Dionaird, the road is a long slog and hard on the feet,
    Ignore the litter on the gate and bike in if going this way,

    Richard Webb

  5. "Richard Webb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Done them all separately

    Arkle on a Lairg to Cape Wrath walk from a campsite in the corrie
    under Meall Horn - Idyllic doss spot

    Foinaven was a hot easter walk in 2003 from Gualin House. Big Hill!

    Meall Horn from the road into Lone - Easy!

    All three are possible, but best as a linear from Gualin to Lone or
    t'other way, Enjoy!

    Beware Strath Dionaird, the road is a long slog and hard on the


    feet,

    Quoted message said:

    Ignore the litter on the gate and bike in if going this way,

    Thanks Richard, pretty sure we will split them into Foinavon and then
    the other pair. Picked up your latest trip report to Ardgour, good
    reading as always. great hill and just that little bit rough in places
    as well.

    Cheers
    Graham

  6. In article <[email hidden]>, Graham Ingram <graham.ingra
    [email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Not sure what we will climb yet but the group of Corbetts on the
    doorstep are the likeliest candidates with Foinavon hopefully
    included. Again has anyone done Foinavon, Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    threesome and if so how were the timings. Looks like a very big day
    but do-able with an early start, late finish.

    I did Arkle and then Foinavon as a round from Rhiconich which made a
    great day out. I guess going the extra mile or two for Meall Horn would
    be possible, but I was happy just staying on the natural line. So,
    something to go back for.
    --

    Russ Clare

  7. Graham Ingram said:

    Looks like Foinavon as a single with Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    seperate pair.

    There's a very useful place to park, just off the A838 about
    half a mile north of Achfary. A track leads off along the S
    shore of Lock Stack and the Westminster estate have kindly
    created a reasonably large parking space just before the bridge
    that will comfortably take half a dozen cars.

    Chris

  8. Graham

    A friend and I stayed there in July 2003 for a couple of days - excellent
    bunkhouse..... clean, tidy and with good views... plus great value for
    money and close to shops and bank etc....

    Enjoy the trip !

    Hugh www.hughspicer.fsnet.co.uk

    "Graham Ingram" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hoping to head about as far North as you can go this May Day weekend
    and have booked the Lazy Crofter Bunkhouse at Durness. Anyone stayed
    here or got any knowledge of this one. website looks good and at £10 a
    night it should be ok.

    Not sure what we will climb yet but the group of Corbetts on the
    doorstep are the likeliest candidates with Foinavon hopefully
    included. Again has anyone done Foinavon, Arkle and Meall Horn as a
    threesome and if so how were the timings. Looks like a very big day
    but do-able with an early start, late finish.

    --
    Cheers
    Graham

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