Five Mounth munros July 2022

The shopkeeper of the carpark coffee shop was eager to be stroked

She even wanted a proper cuddle!

Matthias during the long trudge to the baelach

Mount Keen on the horizon

On the final ascent it started raining and the wind was very cold

Lochnagar (the mountain) and Lochnagar (the loch) - little loch of laughter

A more panoramic view of the same

Meikle Pap (980m)

Gazing back towards Cuidhe Crom

The sun appeared

Cac Carn Mòr and Cac Can Beag

Pass of the large cairn (1050m) and pass of the small cairn (1055m)

I particularly liked the elongated cloud

View to the east

Carn a' Choire Bhoidheach (hill of the beautiful corrie) 1110m and The Stuic

A most insignificant munro that we were going to climb. We never saw the beautiful corrie.

Loch nan Eun and Lochnagar

Seen from An Stuic

After a small lunch we were ready to conquer Carn a' Choire Bhoidheach!

My 71th munro: Carn an t-Sagairt Mor (big hill of the priest) 1047m

71 is 25% of the total of 282 munros. Mark, Matthias, Hussain and myself.

Coire Loch Kander, with the munro Carn an Tuirc behind

Beautiful sight, but the munro behind is one of the dullest of munros...

Cairn Bannoch (peaked hill) 1012m, our fourth munro of the day

On our way to Broad Cairn (998m), our fifth munro of the day and my personal new record!

Back at the cars at 9PM, after 10½ hours of walking, 30km, five munros...

Sunset glow in the eastern sky on the way back home