The first mystery walk of this season, Sunday 10th November, saw 8 DHC members, James, Graeme Neish, Susan, Ruth, Steve, Ali, Gillie, Jane and two dogs meeting at the Keiloch carpark for a 9am start. It was a beautiful, cold, crisp and bright morning as we headed across the Invercauld Bridge and on up through the Ballochbuie forest. The snow became deeper as we followed, and crossed, the Feindallacher burn... ...heading towards Carn an t-Sagairt Beag. Steve did a great job of breaking the trail, .... ....much appreciated as the snow was mostly unconsolidated and in some places came over our knees! The tops were bitterly cold so we made a quick lunch stop on the col between the two hills. The
DHC Kinlochleven Weekend: 24-27thOctober 2019 Eight club-members participated: Gillie, Alan, Sandy, Robert, Chris, Graham Tim and Iain. Tim kindly drove Gillie, Chris and Iain to Tulloch on Thursday afternoon, where the Hostel provided a hearty supper, complementing Tim’s excellent home-brew. Friday morning, refreshed and well-rested, the team caught the 8.15am train up to Corrour, to be greeted by bright sunshine and fresh snow on the platform. However, as the day progressed, the entropy of the group increased. First to go was Iain, who solo-ed a low-level route north, around the southern end of Loch Trieg, west to Loch Eilde Mor, with a quick sprint up and down Sgurr Eilde Mor, taking in b
