Thanks Chris. Yeah its a stunning hill on a great day you can see for mega miles busy as hell though. Been up twice in fact the week before this it was windy as hell freezing and clagged over i waited a week came back and got sun burnt to hell lol!

just realised, 2013 where the hell has it all gone eh?

Sounds good and a lot less quieter too i bet ;)

Oh i got sunburnt to hell on this one alright! Was mega roasting lol!

@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Two twenty-something lads up from Kent didn’t realise how strong the sun could be there! 🙄

@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Lovely to see it again - thanks for sharing :)

@@RealBesty Aye it even catches us ginger headed natives out sometimes too :) Thanks mate, peter.

Now thats impressive! I have seen many fell runners up in the highlands and they are super fit and i take my hat off to them. But as you say, No time to hang about and admire the views which is the reason i do it in the first place. Thanks for the comment Lisa, Happy running :) peter.

@@MUNROSnCORBETTS No my running is by, I shouldn't have said 'I can' instead it should be 'I once did'; unfortunately I shattered my pelvis climbing the 'Whispering Grooves' route on the Buachaille Etive Mor ; belay point came adrift when I fell. A nippy one but at least I can still walk, I'll attempt a low level walk this summer to see if I still can..Have a good summer hill walking

@@lisazack6459 Jeezo Lisa!! Sorry to hear that. I can only imagine how that day must have been. Hope you can get back to a certain level of pain free fitness to at least still get to the summits. All the very best and stay safe out there. peter.

Was lovely Brian got sunburnt to hell right enough but as you say it was perfect. However 7 days earlier i had to turn back because of a howlin gale just shows how it changes up here. You been up there mate?

@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I’ve never been to Arran love to go 🏔

Your welcome Tam and thanks for watching! Never ending lists.......tell me aboot it!! ha ha!

I havent watched this in ages, I had to scroll through to find out my "Dad" comment LOL! Thank you for taking time out to watch and comment Ian, I have met and been passed by many times by various hillwaking clubs around Scotland and i must admit many are OAP's. Who i must admit are about a million times more energetic than me, So that is a wee inspiration for me. i would like to see your vid Ian and i will keep an eye out if you do post it. Thanks once again, peter.

Thanks Jim, Looking forward to see what you an big pedronator get up to this year. Take care, peter.

South Glen Shiel Ridge and Beinn Aligin (sp), possibly dipping our toe into Knoydart

Thanks ma man! Unless there is a covering of ice or snow i would say no. There is more or less a path all the way up to the summit, Just a decent pair of boots and the usual bag with food, water & ginger etc Its also very busy so its highly unlikely you will get lost. Have a safe trip, peter :)

Ok thanks bro

Yep sure is one of the rare low level starts👍👍👍👍

Sorry Tom cant remember was ages ago. Maybe between an hour or slightly more but i cant be 100% sure mate. Sorry!

Hi jessie, im not really sure to be honest. I think the boulders are granite, and i would assume that they look bare because of wind and rain erosion maybe? I have noticed similar rock formations on other summits, especialy on cac carn beag(lochnagar), peter.

Thank you for your response :)..Will be interesting to find out some of the geological history of Arran. By the way have visited there 3 times and always enjoyed it.