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Scotland's Most Photographed Mountain | Buachaille Etive Mor | Glencoe
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2019
- #Glencoe #Buachailleetivemor #glenetive
This is my first climb in the stunning Glencoe area with both Buachaille Etive mor and Stob na Broige added to my growing list of Munros.
I have travelled through the area numerous times looking up to the amazing peaks longing to climb them one day... this was the start of those days.
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Glad the clouds parted so you could see something! I’m hoping to hike up here soon and was looking at some older videos for tips and saw yours pop up.
It feels like an age ago now that I went up there but it was a great day. It was magic when it finally opened up but it deceivingly allowed me to catch a good bit of sun, even with the haze.
I've still got a good few to bag up in that area so I may bump into you guys if you're ever up there.
I look forward to seeing your ascent here.
big fan of your channel, and this was a great vid! I felt like i was on the mountain too.
Aww man! That's amazing to hear and I really appreciate the comment. It was by far my best day on the hills this year and such an astounding walk but I feel the weather has a big part to play in all of it.
Thanks for watching again and keep up your great work. I've yet to climb Ben Ledi but seeing the views you got is more inspiration to bag it.
Take care for now 👌🏼
That was a brilliant vlog to watch Bryan. It really captured that feeling of joy at seeing the views we only get in these special and majestic places. When I saw that cloud was lifting I was so chuffed for you that you finally got the views you’ve been denied these past few vlogs. Bet you’re fired up to the max to get even more awesome views now eh?
Well done again Bryan,
Best Regards,
Douglas. 😁🙌🏼⛰🏴
Hey Douglas,
You have no idea. When I saw it parting I literally jumped inside like a kid at Christmas. The feeling just cant be made through watching videos themselves. When you're out there it really is astounding how just looking at views, when you get them 😏, can make you feel.
I'm glad you liked the vlog and I personally was rather happy with it. I cant wait for my next days off and to get back out into the hills. I think I'm going to try and bag a Munro I failed at last time because of the weather.
Thanks for watching and I look forward to seeing your next journey.
Nice one Bryan, glad you got some views because it's a fine walk. Get yourself a wee wild camp on the Corbett opposite the Buachaille (6:49).
It was a brilliant day and just getting the glimpse from the summit of Stob Dearg means I've got a reason to get back up it.
I've seen a few people wild camp that hill which I assume is because if the stunning views of the Buachaille.
Just another hill to get on the list and get me out walking.
Thanks for watching mate 👍🏻
whats the path way like, if any, might do this , this coming weekend
Hi Ossie, the path from the bottom is decent until around the 200 / 300m point where it becomes scree and rubble. On the bealach it's a bit of same mixed with grassy areas. Let me know how you get on 👍🏻
@@AScotsmanOutdoors will do