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The Far North West

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  1. Had a great weekend. Friday night saw us drive from Fife to the
    Inchnadamph Outdoor Centre. Saturday I did Suilven from Inverkirkaig
    south of Lochinver. Perfect weather, few midges. Back at the centre one
    of the lads was celebrating finishing the Munros for the second time. He
    laid on spag. bolg. and then plum crumble for twenty . We all supplied
    the wine and malt whisky. Sunday I did some Diff/V.Diff on Stac
    Pollaidh; midges terrible. Fantastic fish supper in Rick Stein approved
    chippy in Ullapool. Home for a bath.

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    Len Trim
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  2. Leonard Trim said:

    Had a great weekend. [snip]

    I'm sure you did, Len. I was in the area you visited for a week in
    the summer, and I am *itching* to get back there! Many thanks for the
    reminder of some excellent walking.

    Mark
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    Mark Manning [email hidden]

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    I was in the area you visited for a week in

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    the summer, and I am *itching* to get back there! Many thanks for the
    reminder of some excellent walking.

    Having done the Munros in the area Suilven was my first non list ticking
    outing. Having viewed mountains like Quinag I too look forward to
    rerurning. In my case same time next year :-((

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    Len Trim
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  4. Leonard Trim said:

    Having viewed mountains like Quinag I too look forward to rerurning.

    Quinag was my hosts' favourite hill, and I had one of the best hill
    days of my life on it (despite high winds and intermittent mist). [I posted
    a TR shortly after I got back.] You're in for a real treat!

    Mark
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    Mark Manning [email hidden]

  5. Don't forget Foinaven - I reckon this is one of the best hills in
    Scotland (or anywhere) for it's character and its spectacular views
    (and there's always the chance that it'll be added to the "M" list"😉

    druidh

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