Munroes

Flea <[email hidden]> writes

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Can anyone tell me where I would start out when climbing
the Munroes, any indication of times wany may take?

Cheers

You see that yonder pimple at the end of the road to the
college well start at the bottom and proceed to top. For a
more practical solution take a trip out to Rowardennan
side of Loch Lomond and start climbing Ben Lomond. If you
succeed with that task then might be the time to consider
a career in munroe bagging. But if this is just an IT test
post to get a response then yes you have got a bite :BUT
one starts at the bottom and gets to the top is the basic
answer to your query as to time how many [censored] do yo smoke
if any how much do you drink: basically how fit are you
for the task you claim to set for yourself.

Flea said:

Can anyone tell me where I would start out when climbing
the Munroes,

Every action begins with a thought, so start climbing the
Munroes in your mind. Visualise your destination, imagine
your route, picture the problems. The rest is easy.

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any indication of times wany may take?

Wany may take as many times as you wany.

Paul
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Can anyone tell me where I would start out when climbing
the Munroes, any indication of times wany may take?

Cheers

Try this for a starter:

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Lots of tips, pics and routes etc.
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Flea <[email hidden]> writes

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Can anyone tell me where I would start out when climbing
the Munroes, any indication of times wany may take?

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You see that yonder pimple at the end of the road to the
college well start at the bottom and proceed to top.

I'd agree that the best place to start a Munro is at the
bottom and proceed to the top - but would emphasise that
when you reach the top, _under_no_circumstaces attempt to
climb any further! When you reach the top, you basically
have two choices: 1) To then proceed in a downwards
direction. Or 2) Stay where you are. Most folk (some would
claim the less adventurous) choose option 1.

Regards: Jim Ford

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Wany may take as many times as you wany.

Why Paul, You are fluent in Ned as well.. Soon have a
litttle Englander whining about posts on Ned "Grammar"

Richard Webb

Munro with an e...

A sure sign of the dreaded IT post.

BTW the West Highland way takes 5 days to a week

Richard Webb

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Flea <[email hidden]> writes

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Can anyone tell me where I would start out when climbing
the Munroes, any indication of times wany may take?

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You see that yonder pimple at the end of the road
to the college well start at the bottom and proceed
to top.

I'd agree that the best place to start a Munro is at the
bottom and proceed to the top -

May I just butt-in here? Actually you can start some Munros
rather closer to the top than others. In the case of The
Cairnwell, very close to the top indeed.

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but would emphasise that when you reach the top,
_under_no_circumstaces attempt to climb any further! When
you reach the top, you basically have two choices: 1) To
then proceed in a downwards direction. Or 2) Stay where
you are. Most folk (some would claim the less adventurous)
choose option 1.

But a TR from someone trying Option 2 might be interesting?

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Adrian

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Munro with an e...

A sure sign of the dreaded IT post.

BTW the West Highland way takes 5 days to a week

...and it passes the bottoms of a few Munros.

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Adrian

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Wany may take as many times as you wany.

Why Paul, You are fluent in Ned as well.. Soon have a
litttle Englander whining about posts on Ned "Grammar"

Richard Webb

That's not fluent Ned I can assure you. Not enough [censored],
and it didn't read nasally enough :-)

KRO