These two will be good if you keep them for some snow Paul they seem more busier in the winter than the summer months. Cheers for watching mate, peter 👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS tomorrow morning. Staying at Newtonmore tonight so I can get an early start. Was up on this area a few ago, looking forward to another outing ⛰⛰
Great video Peter great views and 2 munros I've looked at but never done so thanks for the insight Great view of loch Eric ..🤗 And nice to tag along for sure ATB Alan Gregory Adventures 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks mate :) The Munros in the Cairngorms are maybe my favourite, Only got 16 to bag then im done(sadly). Some say they look dull and flat from a distance, But they hold many surprises! Thanks taking time out to watch Alan, Will watch your Ben Hope film on the weekend mate. Cheers, peter.
Grand walk Peter with great views throughout. The Ben Alder range looked fantastic from there. You wouldn't have that problem if I was passing on me pushbike haha. We spent a lovely day with Wilco's wife Adelheid on Sunday. She is over re-visiting all their old haunts in Scotland for the next few weeks. I think a few tears but also lots of good memories for her. As always enjoyed tagging along with you. Take care. Mick.
Aye the Ben Alder Munros look great Mick! Glad you Ann and Adelheid met again, No doubt there will be a wee bit of sadness there Mick. But when you watch or think of Wilco it is only smiles and laughs a plenty :))))))) Great memories of an amazing character!
Just catching up Peter..you pronounce the Munros perfectly...passed here the other day as up to cairngorms. What an area it's covered atm..Enjoyed that. Hope all well your way :)
Hi Julie thanks for the nice comment :) I love the Cairngorms, Full of hidden beauty that sometimes requires a slog and a half to find it. But what you get and see is well worth it! Lucky you up there at the moment, I see a lot of it is covered in snow :))))) Thanks once again, Hope you are well also and have a good one, peter :)
Brilliant watch again Peter. Hate walking in them land rover tracks. I lost the path coming of Sgairneach Mhor. Walk out back down to the cottages at the side of the a9 was murder when I did the 4. Cheers
Aye the path is a bit hit an miss on that one, Boggy at times as well. Was also going to bag the four when i was up at Geal Charn & A'Mharconaich a few years ago, But the long walk put me off. Glad to get them done at last, Was doing my head in each time i drove by them :))
Thank you Natalie :) Aye they are really popular in winter as you know, I was tempted myself to wait for winter but i just wanted them ticked off. Thanks for watching again and commenting, peter.
Your high up everywhere there judging by the signs looks like good winter camping country.Yeah West is best i think for the munros its my favourite area of Scotland although its all good Peter.I love the gorms in winter.Finished editing Slioch i think you'll love doing that one , long walk in though , that areas got some beasts for you to conquer. Good hike in good weather mate. Mark wants to do Suilven i'm happy to do it again and this time summit camp, thats another long walk in.Maybe your on a run of trips now that'll be good, atb Ed.
I really cant decide which is the best for the Munros Eddie, My opinion changes like the wind lol! But you know yourself The Cairngorms are brilliant. And you are right , The winter is the best time for them. Hoping to get a few more bagged soon, Watching the weather like a hawk at the moment. Great news about your Slioch vid, Cant wait to see that classic trip again :))) Thanks mate, Take care. peter.
They look great when they are covered in snow, Was going to leave these two for winter but was itching to get them ticked off. Nae patience is my problem lol! Cheers mate.
*_Fantastic hike with super beautiful views over the vastness of the landscapes, I like that very much :))))))) All good wishes and health for 2019 and many great experiences outside and maybe a nice video again :)))) Best regards, Angela_*
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Thanks mate. Andy im hoping to bag a few Corbetts and Grahams in the next month or two at Glen Coe and up in the Braemar area, Hopefully get some snow on film as well. Then get back to the Munros around end of march maybe. Thanks for watching mate and take care, peter.
Was a pleasure to meet you Jeef, I enjoyed our wee conversation. How was the rest of your walk mate? So you away off in the far distance heading up A'Mharconaich.
Absolutely grand views Peter, just out of interest how many Munros have you done? We did Bienn Ann (think its a Corbett) a few weeks ago, one that I watched you do a good while back, anyway credit to you mate, one day you can look back on your many adventures and have a fair few stories to tell :) Tim and Mandy
Thanks Tim:) I'm on 90 Munros now, Looking to get a good few more bagged next year as i'm using half my work holiday's just for that. My boss thinks im a nutcase LOL!! Ben A'an is a great wee hill Tim, It has some brilliant views of the Trossach's and Loch Katrine. Thanks for watching T&M, peter :)))
And yes Tim i have met many shall we say interesting characters over the past few years or so, Many different nationalities and sadly some idiots too. I love meeting the older generation, As i love hearing the many stories they have of the hills :)
Aye Glenn two more in the bag, All done in that neck of the woods, Time for a change of scene i hope. A9 is beginning to do my nut in lol! Cheers mate, Hope you and family are well. peter.
Cheers Brian, Loved bagging the Munros up there. Some stunning views you get from them. Hoping to get a few bagged a wee bit closer to home before winter closes in.
Thanks Ken, Very enjoyable Munros up there. Great views also. Aye the flat earth-er artist has more or less sprayed that on most road of the signs up to near Aveimore, Im saying nothing...................!
Just watched again again Peter! these are my last two in this area...great wee video again. Paul.
These two will be good if you keep them for some snow Paul they seem more busier in the winter than the summer months. Cheers for watching mate, peter 👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS might do that peter. If we get snow! Cheers mate. Paul
I always look for your videos when I plan a Munro walk. Always helpful. 👍
Thanks Paul 👍 Are you heading up these two any time soon mate?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS tomorrow morning. Staying at Newtonmore tonight so I can get an early start. Was up on this area a few ago, looking forward to another outing ⛰⛰
@@paulyoung921 Brilliant Paul! Have a safe one big man:)
Great video Peter great views and 2 munros I've looked at but never done so thanks for the insight
Great view of loch Eric ..🤗
And nice to tag along for sure
ATB Alan Gregory Adventures 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks mate :) The Munros in the Cairngorms are maybe my favourite, Only got 16 to bag then im done(sadly). Some say they look dull and flat from a distance, But they hold many surprises! Thanks taking time out to watch Alan, Will watch your Ben Hope film on the weekend mate. Cheers, peter.
Grand walk Peter with great views throughout. The Ben Alder range looked fantastic from there. You wouldn't have that problem if I was passing on me pushbike haha. We spent a lovely day with Wilco's wife Adelheid on Sunday. She is over re-visiting all their old haunts in Scotland for the next few weeks. I think a few tears but also lots of good memories for her. As always enjoyed tagging along with you. Take care. Mick.
Aye the Ben Alder Munros look great Mick! Glad you Ann and Adelheid met again, No doubt there will be a wee bit of sadness there Mick. But when you watch or think of Wilco it is only smiles and laughs a plenty :))))))) Great memories of an amazing character!
Just catching up Peter..you pronounce the Munros perfectly...passed here the other day as up to cairngorms. What an area it's covered atm..Enjoyed that. Hope all well your way :)
Hi Julie thanks for the nice comment :) I love the Cairngorms, Full of hidden beauty that sometimes requires a slog and a half to find it. But what you get and see is well worth it! Lucky you up there at the moment, I see a lot of it is covered in snow :))))) Thanks once again, Hope you are well also and have a good one, peter :)
Brilliant watch again Peter. Hate walking in them land rover tracks. I lost the path coming of Sgairneach Mhor. Walk out back down to the cottages at the side of the a9 was murder when I did the 4. Cheers
Aye the path is a bit hit an miss on that one, Boggy at times as well. Was also going to bag the four when i was up at Geal Charn & A'Mharconaich a few years ago, But the long walk put me off. Glad to get them done at last, Was doing my head in each time i drove by them :))
Beautiful! You had great weather for those two. I think they'll be great as a winter walk.
Thank you Natalie :) Aye they are really popular in winter as you know, I was tempted myself to wait for winter but i just wanted them ticked off. Thanks for watching again and commenting, peter.
Your high up everywhere there judging by the signs looks like good winter camping country.Yeah West is best i think for the munros its my favourite area of Scotland although its all good Peter.I love the gorms in winter.Finished editing Slioch i think you'll love doing that one , long walk in though , that areas got some beasts for you to conquer. Good hike in good weather mate. Mark wants to do Suilven i'm happy to do it again and this time summit camp, thats another long walk in.Maybe your on a run of trips now that'll be good, atb Ed.
I really cant decide which is the best for the Munros Eddie, My opinion changes like the wind lol! But you know yourself The Cairngorms are brilliant. And you are right , The winter is the best time for them. Hoping to get a few more bagged soon, Watching the weather like a hawk at the moment. Great news about your Slioch vid, Cant wait to see that classic trip again :))) Thanks mate, Take care. peter.
great stuff peter !! busy watching !!
Thanks mate :) Was great to get out the other day, Cannae beat it!
Was up there back in April. Nearly missed the trig on Sgairneach Mhor. It was still buried under the snow. Pleny of Deer and Hares
They look great when they are covered in snow, Was going to leave these two for winter but was itching to get them ticked off. Nae patience is my problem lol! Cheers mate.
*_Fantastic hike with super beautiful views over the vastness of the landscapes, I like that very much :))))))) All good wishes and health for 2019 and many great experiences outside and maybe a nice video again :)))) Best regards, Angela_*
i know Im asking randomly but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@Jensen Bodhi Instablaster :)
Nice one bro, I pressed the big red button and rung the bell.
Thank you very much my friend :) Mon the Blades!!
Hi Peter, great video as always. Where you thinking of next?
Thanks mate. Andy im hoping to bag a few Corbetts and Grahams in the next month or two at Glen Coe and up in the Braemar area, Hopefully get some snow on film as well. Then get back to the Munros around end of march maybe. Thanks for watching mate and take care, peter.
Nice vids, Peter. Met you on the bealach after watching the eagle!
Was a pleasure to meet you Jeef, I enjoyed our wee conversation. How was the rest of your walk mate? So you away off in the far distance heading up A'Mharconaich.
Absolutely grand views Peter, just out of interest how many Munros have you done? We did Bienn Ann (think its a Corbett) a few weeks ago, one that I watched you do a good while back, anyway credit to you mate, one day you can look back on your many adventures and have a fair few stories to tell :) Tim and Mandy
Thanks Tim:) I'm on 90 Munros now, Looking to get a good few more bagged next year as i'm using half my work holiday's just for that. My boss thinks im a nutcase LOL!! Ben A'an is a great wee hill Tim, It has some brilliant views of the Trossach's and Loch Katrine. Thanks for watching T&M, peter :)))
And yes Tim i have met many shall we say interesting characters over the past few years or so, Many different nationalities and sadly some idiots too. I love meeting the older generation, As i love hearing the many stories they have of the hills :)
Nice hike Peter, That's another two ticked off the list and once again you got good weather for it. Atb Glenn.
Aye Glenn two more in the bag, All done in that neck of the woods, Time for a change of scene i hope. A9 is beginning to do my nut in lol! Cheers mate, Hope you and family are well. peter.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hi Peter do you have an email address? Atb Glenn
@@SouthWestWildernessScotland Hi Glenn. arrocharalps@gmail.com
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Cheers Peter, I've sent you an email.
@@SouthWestWildernessScotland Thanks mate.
Perfect conditions well done
Cheers Brian, Loved bagging the Munros up there. Some stunning views you get from them. Hoping to get a few bagged a wee bit closer to home before winter closes in.
amazing nature walk friend
Nice informative video again Peter.perfect weather and some great views.
Thanks.
Ken.
(People writing flat earth on signs) really?
Thanks Ken, Very enjoyable Munros up there. Great views also. Aye the flat earth-er artist has more or less sprayed that on most road of the signs up to near Aveimore, Im saying nothing...................!
MUNROSnCORBETTS ha ha..i won't either!
Flat Earth
Ah know mate, There is a lot of that up there now painted on the road signs. A well...........