The quiet side of Torridon
27th March 2023
For those individuals who were fortunate enjoy to enjoy the hills today, they were rewarded with some amazing sights. The photos give a fairly good picture of where the snow is, and where the snow isn’t. I don’t expect tomorrow to be very inspiring from a photographic point of view …
Above: Liathach with Loch Clair in the foreground.
Above: Beinn Alligin. Sgurr Mòr (986m) & Tom na Gruagaich (922m).
Above: Baosbheinn.
Above: Beinn an Eòin, 855m (L), Beinn a’Chearcaill 725m (C) and Meall a’Ghiuthis, 887m (R).
Above: A random Lochan at 500m. Ice was weight bearing for (all I can presume) a fox.
Above: Western end of Liathach – Mullach an Rathain (1023m) most prominent.
Above: Just like the ticks, the famous Torridonian Boulderers are coming out of hibernation.
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Winky O’Neale
28th March 2023 8:55 am
Not sure the ticks do much hibernating nowadays!
torridonadmin
28th March 2023 2:37 pm
Neither do the Torridonian Boulderers!