Tuesday September 26th. 2017 3.10 pm. The Weather: 16°C. Some cloud and sunny spells in the afternoon, on the Isle of Arran.
Today's Photographs
An early start over 'The String' to park in the Arran Brewery car park. An ascent of Goat Fell
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climbing up through the forestey above Cnocan Burn, the 8.20 sailing from Brodick to Ardrossan is departing
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absolutely calm in the Firth of Clyde
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the footbridge below Coire nam Meann
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up the track to Meall Breac
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out in the Clyde a super nova
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into the mist, on the beautifully crafted path
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very kind of someone to bring an anvil up here, to make sure, when you come down, you're on the right path
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a few hundred yards from the top, a fellrunner stops for a chat for a few minutes, he has an appointment at 12, so heads down into the mist
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the summit trig point and place-marker
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the OS trig point details
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on the way down, tantalising blue sky appears ...
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but the top is still cloaked with mist
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the footbidge, the weather has turned back into Summer again
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back in the Brodick Castle Country Park
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