Walking my dog Skye

[BethAtTheHug]

I can't get over how calm that water is! Absolutely beautiful

There was very little breeze and from the north-ish so no run up to create much turbulence. In another month that would make the place a midge hell-scape!

 

[Jannyfox]

There was very little breeze and from the north-ish so no run up to create much turbulence. In another month that would make the place a midge hell-scape!

And that's just one reason why I want to it out and back in one day

 

[BethAtTheHug]

Friday 1st May

The ford at the Abhainn Loch na h-Oidhche was pretty low and easily crossed by the stepping stones, so we carried on up to the Loch for lunch and a hang about.

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She had a bit of food left in the rucksack from our expedition last week...
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...but I take it off for swims, then she gets her lunch.
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[BethAtTheHug]

Monday May 11th


We walked in to Loch na Sealga from Gruinard Bridge. A new place for us and a bit of an explore to scout out the way to the Beinn Dearg Mor and Bheag Corbetts.

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Taking a minute to chill and relax beside the loose crappy energy sapping track
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An Teallach comes into view eventually
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At the end of the track: Loch na Sealga
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In Loch na Sealga with Beinn Dearg Mòr and Beinn Dearg Bheagin the background
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Max and Skye in Loch na Sealga. Max likes picking up big rocks for you to throw... his poor teeth!
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An Tellach in the background
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on the long walk back
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[Jannyfox]

Love it there. Lunch and a mug of loch water tea on the beach. I've had flypasts from golden eagles there

 

[Tringa]

Great shots and two excellent walks. The ford looks good, the last time was there I couldn't see the stones.

Dave

 

[BethAtTheHug]

Monday 18th May

We started early, very early... We had a half-day weather window so to make the most of it we got up and walking for 5:30am.

It's getting 'traditional' for a snap of Beinn Eighe at the start of the walk to Lochan Fada.
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Beinn Tarsuinn, Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair and other Fisherfield friends
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Lost in the landscape, with Slioch behind
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Playing in Lochan Fada
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Sure enough the cloud was rolling in and we were about to get wet on the long walk back
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[skullfunkerry]

Monday 18th May

We started early, very early... We had a half-day weather window so to make the most of it we got up and walking for 5:30am.

It's getting 'traditional' for a snap of Beinn Eighe at the start of the walk to Lochan Fada.
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Beinn Tarsuinn, Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair and other Fisherfield friends
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Lost in the landscape, with Slioch behind
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Playing in Lochan Fada
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Sure enough the cloud was rolling in and we were about to get wet on the long walk back
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I absolutely love that third shot!