Heidi's last day out with me today, and the weather played ball, with lots of sunshine on offer. We climbed the Munro Mullach Clach a Blair from Glen Feshie, with great views down into Coire Garbhlach. This was followed by an interesting descent down to the rarely visited Lochan nam Bo; tucked out of the wind this was a suntrap and a perfect second lunch stop! We then had to work hard to find traces of the amazing stalker's path that zig-zags down the heather-cladded slopes down to the Glen. This is a fantastic feat of engineering, now sadly almost totally overgrown; just about follow-able, but not for much longer unfortunately. These kind of rarely visited places and old paths with history can be found throughout the Highlands, if you know where to look! Thanks Heidi for a great few days.
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| These Munros require some walking uphill! |
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| Beautiful Glen Feshie |
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| Soaking up the sun at Lochan nam Bo |
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| Enjoying her day! |
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| Simply stunning--Glen Feshie |
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| And again! |
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| Warm, vibrant path next to the River Feshie |
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| Were we all the way up there today?! |
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| View down into Coire Garbhlach |
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| Roseroot growing on the schist soils at the top of Coire Garbhlach |
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| There should be a path down here somewhere...... |
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