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Thank you you for sharing this adventure with us. Incidentally the Devil's Point is Bod an Deamhain in the Gaelic, and literally means the penis of the demon. There is an anecdotal tale that it was Queen Victoria's Ghillie, John Brown, who named it the devil's point. In those days Ben Macdui was known as the highest mountain in Britain (4570'), until the ordnance survey spoilt things in 1881 (and what a tale that was). However, the Queen and John Brown climbed Ben Macdui numerous times on horseback, whilst on one occasion the Queen pointed out Bod an Deamhain to John, and asked what it was named? He had to think fast. 'It is the devil's point maam."

Great stuff Linda. Some good choices made given the weather and water situation, and that you had your partner in crime with you. Bet it was nice getting to that waterfall. All the best! Lisa & Dave

Wow! Another amazing day! Sometimes the weather can be too good! Nothing worse than the dehydrated overheated feeling. Again looking forward to exploring this area next year. Thanks for sharing Linda! Cheers Paul

Ah! Delighted you captured this one. It was a scorcher! Looking forward to seeing the route in from the Sugarbowl for the other two too. Another great video Linda, keep them coming!

Hi Linda, A super day. I’ll lookout for your adventure from the north to pickup the other Munro’s. Cheers Charlie.

Hi Linda, lovely video, been in your position couple times running out of water on a really warm day, not nice. I’ve only done 3 Munro’s in the Cairngorms so I’ll defo need to get that sorted next year. Yeh I’m not keen on camping in midge season. Cheers Frank.

Nice video Linda.Went in for these ones by bike a few months ago and The Devils Point was the only one I got any views from.Seen plenty folk camping where you were but i am put off by midgies so i'm not really a camper. They annoy me enough at the car trying to get my boots on never mind being stuck out in the middle of nowhere with them trying to get into my tent,lol.

"Angels Peak is just over there"...until you've been walking 30 minutes and it's still, just over there. Up on that bealach is a great place to camp, I stayed at the bothy, which was surrounded by midges, the next morning we made it to the bealach to find someone camping there with a nice breeze, so none of those horrors...

Brill...never run out of water! get a sawyer and collect as you go if there is water available...

Hi Linda, another great video. Can I ask how long it took you to do the 2 munros? I'm heading up in June and am on a bit of a time schedule so don't know if I can fit in the two. Many thanks 😀