Munro Bagging
Munroes are Scottish mountains over 3000 feet (915m) - the name derives from the person who originally catalogued them, Sir Hugh Munro. And munro bagging is the pastime of climbing them. This is definitely a step up from a stroll in the hills (a very big step in some cases). So far, I have only achieved four Munroes (out of 284 - I don't expect to complete the set!).Although, unsurprisingly.most are found in the further north of the country (none in the south), several lie within Central. These include Ben Lomond, one of the most popular, easiest and most accessible; and Ben More, the highest of the "southern" Munroes.The picture comes from an attempt to conquer two Munroes in one trip: Ben Tulaichean (946m) and Cruach Ardrain (1045m). We only managed the former - the picture here of Cruich Ardrain might indicate why we never managed the latter.Picture is taken at around 730m and shows...
