An atmospheric walk above Glenshee, through the mist and drizzle before enjoying a late burst of sunshine.
13th November 2011 Glas Maol & Creag Leacach (Cairngorms)
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Hi Paul. Reading your blog for the first time. Enjoyed the report and those photos of the clouds streaming over the mountains are superb.
Cheers
Andy
Thanks Andy, there were times during the walk when we asked ourselves why did we bother today? and then we got our answer!
That cloud streaming photo is a cracker Paul. Oddly I’ve only had that sort of view once (and not as intense) on Ben Vrackie in the winter of 2006/7.
Hi Ken, nice to here from you. The mist rolling off the hill was certainly a bit special. You just never know how a day is going to turn out 😉