Beth's Stuff, of a Random Nature

Climbed by year and month

Year	New	Total	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	June	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov
unknown	23	23
2010	2	2
2016	7	8						1	1	4	2
2017	24	27	2		4	4	4	3	3	3	4
2018	10	13	1			1	3	2	3	2			1
2019	26	34	1	1		5	1	8	9	5		3	1
2020	1	7							3	3	1
2021	1	4				1		1	1		1
2022	3	3								2	1
2023	7	10				3	6	1

You have climbed 104/282 munros.

Climbed by year and month

Year	New	Total	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	June	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov
unknown	1	1
2017	1	1						1
2019		1	1
2020		3		1					1			1
2021	6	8				1	2	1	1	1	1		1
2022	2	3			1	1		1
2023	1	2						1		1

You have climbed 11/221 Corbetts.

Sgurr a' Chaorachain - Applecross

Whilst the warm and dry weather has been nice, I've been sleeping badly and waking early unable to get back to sleep. Unsurprisingly I've been feeling tired and not fired up for a walk. Thinking about a photography trip instead I latched on to the idea of going over the Bealach na Ba to Applecross and wandering off to the easy Corbett of Sgurr a' Chaorachain. read more ...

(25/06/23)

Beinn Damh - a Torridon Corbett

Beinn Dàmh (Ben Damph) means the hill of the stag, and is a Corbett (just missing out on munro status at 903m) just south of Torridon village. It's lower slopes are of woodland and waterfalls on the Allt Coire Roill, then peat bog, increasingly rocky with some Torridonian sandstone and then capped with quartzite boulders and scree. read more ...

(30/07/22)

Canisp, of bog and rock

Yesterday saw me and Skye back in Assynt to walk another corbett. Canisp, old norse for white mountain, rises from the loch-strewn landscape of the far north-west, between Ledmore Junction and Inchnadamph. The usual route of ascent is from the east on the A837 at the northern end of Loch Awe. read more ...

(20/08/21)