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[DesDDesD is verified member.]

As Dee said, unlucky with the question draw on the second round Suzanne, following an exceptional first round.

You should be very proud of yourself...and for what it’s worth, I was completely clueless on all of your questions, despite being sat in my front room with my phone on my lap!

 

[Bibamus]

But not a single question about 'Born Free' or 'On Days Like These' ...

 

[super-whoissuper-whois is verified member.]

I shall have have to watch this when I get back, as I'm currently doing the Munros in the most pleasant weather, 2 out of 4 attempts so far this week...

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

*envy*

Which ones?

 

[super-whoissuper-whois is verified member.]

Wich ones?

Beinn Chabhair
An Caisteal & Beinn a'Chroin
Creag Mhor & Beinn Heasgarnich
Stob Binnein & Ben More

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

Beinn Chabhair
An Caisteal & Beinn a'Chroin
Creag Mhor & Beinn Heasgarnich
Stob Binnein & Ben More

Good mountains - heavy snow forecast tomorrow morning, and high winds on the summits.

I assume the train will be running, if you're taking it, unless it drifts over Rannoch and Corrour.

Definitely envious of you.

One of the best temperature inversions I ever experienced was breaking through to the summit of An Caisteal.

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

Never visited Scotland, you can usually find me in the Lake District. But as a primarily landscape-based photographer I should probably go.

Definitely - though the Lake District is wonderful!

 

[deedee is verified member.]

Never visited Scotland, you can usually find me in the Lake District. But as a primarily landscape-based photographer I should probably go.

Uhhhh... yes !! Glencoe alone is worth the price of admission if you're a photographer.

 

[super-whoissuper-whois is verified member.]

Good mountains - heavy snow forecast tomorrow morning, and high winds on the summits.

Snow-line is currently down to about 400m, although the winds on the top are brutal. Over 80mph forecasted for Friday, so unlikely to get anything done.

I assume the train will be running, if you're taking it, unless it drifts over Rannoch and Corrour.

Doing the Munros by train would be a significant task, Caledonian Sleeper is useful for those near London though.

Uhhhh... yes !! Glencoe alone is worth the price of admission if you're a photographer.

I have yet to do any walking in Glencoe, but the views from the road are magnificent.