Hi Paul. It was a smashing adventure, and the Scottish weather gods were smiling down on me again. I did take advantage of your other suggestions as we visited the bothy you mentioned which was fantastic and should feature in my next video. You are very welcome with the shout out. Always enjoy your videos and how you show case your beautiful country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi Dave. Scotland sure is a magnificent place for us hill walkers. The scenery is spectacular wherever you turn. I filled a memory card with the amount of photos I took!. Ben Lomond is a fab looking hill isn’t it? I didn’t get to walk it unfortunately as we were on the opposite side of the loch and decided to stick to our Arrochar base. I’d love to go back up and walk it at some point though. Thanks very much for watching

Hi Chris. Yes, I was quite fortunate with the weather again. The temperatures dropped a little after this day, but the rain mostly stayed away until the day we left when it absolutely threw it down! The only other bit of rain was perfectly timed as we headed over to a bothy which should be my next video all being well. Thanks for watching 🙂

Thanks very much. It was a fantastic walk 🙂

Thanks Dave. Simon enjoyed most of the scrambles as none were particularly life threatening 😂

No worries Rob. I don’t have much time to watch KZfaq these days either. Life sure is busy and best spent being outdoors and active rather than stuck indoors watching YT.

Hi Robin. It was a fab weather day. The views were spectacular from both summits. You’re right, I did spot the error as Arthur’s seat is also marked on the map but it beneath the summit of Ben Arthur. I think I got a bit giddy because I could actually pronounce something 😂. I’d like to come back up to Scotland to do a winter skills course at some point. We very rarely get the types of conditions down south that prepare you for full on Scottish winter mountaineering, so I wouldn’t be confident enough to venture onto those munros in that kind of weather either! Thanks for watching. Hope you’re good

@@AnthonyJohnson1 ah I see. I wonder where you got Arthur's Seat from, I don't have that on my 1:50k map. A winter skills course is a shrewd investment, our winters aren't great either unfortunately, they're arriving later in the season now. I'm not overly confident in winter, so I stick to the more rounded peaks.

Thanks Catherine. It sure is a beautiful place. I’m back home now to the wind and the rain! I’m pleased the weather was kind to me so I could enjoy those spectacular view

Thanks Nigel. My first walking trip to Scotland was Arran in March. I’m hooked now as it’s so beautiful.

Thanks Patrick. I’ve been very fortunate with my 2 Scotland trips this year. Only one day of rain in 11 days! Totally different story with the Lake District as I’ve only ever seen rain there in recent times! Simons speed down that mountain surprised me. He was crawling up but almost ran back down. I can only put it down to the prospect of a nice pint of local ale!

FYI The Cobbler is Ben Arthur not Arthur's Seat which is in Edinburgh, easy mistake to make.

Thanks Tony. It’s a beautiful place isn’t it? So pleased I had nice weather to benefit from the views. Hope you have a lovely time in Scotland. Which part are you heading to?

@@AnthonyJohnson1 I’m going to be touring for a week in the campervan, so winging it. Who know where I will end up. I’ve toured Scotland quite a lot, it’s all lovely.

Hi Kelly. I do like to venture a bit further afield at times. I wish I lived a bit closer to Scotland as I’d love to climb more munros. We did indeed make it to the pub. Simon almost ran the last few miles! 😂

@@AnthonyJohnson1 lol, wonderful

Hi Ceri and Kat. Thanks as always for watching and congratulations on the 1st place 🥇. I was very fortunate that the weather was so beautiful on this day as the views were so spectacular. The camera never does them justice unfortunately. Those 2 munros were great fun though and quite tough in places but as we know the great views have to be earned 😆. It sure is a beautiful place. I just wished I lived a bit closer! 🙂❤️❤️

Thanks George. I’ve since learned the error of my ways. It was a fab walk. Really enjoyed my first visit to the Arrochar alps

@@AnthonyJohnson1 Hi Anthony, I am one of those blessed by living only 25 mins from Arrochar. Ben Lomond is my favourite, Ben Arty a close second.