Short plod to bag a couple of easy Munros for Odin.

Glen Esk to Glen Effock, up over Cairn Caidloch and Burnt Hill, returning along the N shore of Loch Lee. Very hot day, even the sheep were panting.

Over Am Mam for Cullin views, lunch on the beach looking out to Rhum.

Wander through the weird and wonderful geology of the Quiraing, north Skye.

Boggy Corbett south of Loch Tay, climbed from Ardtalnaig.

Short walk from Ski Centre.

Odin's first hill.

Stroll through Glen Doll.

Back up the Sidlaws.

Prominent wee hill overlooking Glen Esk. Fine wee walk but planned return over neighbouring tops abandoned due to shooting.

Grassy lump rising 2.5k S of Spittal of Glenshee. Nice wee wander despite strong winds above col.

Ramble over Balluderon & Auchterhouse Hill.

Breac's first Munro. New flexi-lead broke, so left the Cairnwell for another day.

Rowan's frst plod up West Lomond.

Wander up Glen Roy to see it's 'parallel roads'.

Hot humid wander up Munro on western edge of Rannoch Moor. Rising condensed air caused whiteout at summit.

Long day over 2 Munros from Dalmunzie. Dry despite early sunshine surrendering to cloud from the south.

Easy plod up Fife's 3rd highest. (Pics from camera on mobile).

Glencoe Corbett traversed from Altnafeadh to Kingshouse.

Over slopes of Auchnashelloch Hill, up NE ridge, trig then W to summit. Descended into corrie on return. (Batteries died, most pics from 1.3M camera on phone).

At just over 2000Ft, Innerdownie qualifies as the lowest 'Donald'. Climbed from Glenquey.

Wee wander over Balluderon (aka Balkello Hill).

Walk up an icy Glen Mark and a visit to the prominent spur of Couternach overlooking the glen.

Marilyn rising over East Neuk of Fife, remains of a volcanic plug.

Munros south of Glen Doll. A cold icy day with sunshine giving way to blizzards.

Walkie up the summit of the Sidlaws.

Short plod up the top of Fife.

Up Silver Glen to Ben Ever from Alva.

Early morning wander up Carn a'Gheoidh, another Munro for Clova.

Fife 'Marilyn'. Summit of escarpment rising south of Loch Leven, accessed via Vane Farm RSPB reserve.

Highest summit in northern isles reached by ferry from Stromness.

Boggy Corbett climbed from Dalnaspidal.

Glen Affric 'Graham' standing above Loch Beinn a'Mheadhoin.

Various inc. wander up to Loch Toll a'Mhuic at the W end of Strathfarrar's N ridge.

Two Munros at the east end of the Strathfarrar ridge. Rough walk out via Shabhach corrie.

'Graham' rising above bleak moorland west of Loch Lednock.

Ben Wyvis climbed en route to Aultguish Inn.

Wee wander up Creag Bhalg from Linn of Dee.

The Carn Mairg Munros from Invervar, Glen Lyon.

Corbett above Glenshee, blue skies and sunshine.

Circuit around Loch Glow inc. Dumglow, summit of the Cleish Hills.

Low cloud, hill fog, drizzle & frozen icy slopes. Otherwise, fine...

Featurless summit on SW of Cairngorm plateau. Fine wander along Glen Feshie up past Coire Garbhlach.

Wee wander to the top of the Sidlaws.

Graham rising above wet moor south of Glen Breachan. Fine walk despite cloud and drizzle.

Left the fog-smothered coast for a bright sunny day above Glenshee.

Glen Isla Marilyn NE of Loch Shandra, defended by forest on all sides.

Marilyn NE of Yetts O' Muckhart, an outlier of the Ochils.

Corbett near Callander. Cloud inversion and sunshine following drive in miserable conditions.

Corbett N of Loch Muick. Lochnagar track followed by good path. Misty at summit.

Ben Ledi took a raincheck, as man and dog slept in. Headed up Sidlaws, leaving navigation to dog (hence a mostly pathless wander).

E end of Lawers group. Mostly viewless trudge in low cloud & damp mist with camera cowering in rucksack.

Lovely sunny day, ideal for Tansy's first hill.

Lake District 'Munro' climbed from Wythburn. Early start to avoid crowds.

Not much of a climb, but a nice sunny day for puppy Breac's first hill.

Renowned as an excellent viewpoint over Loch Linnhe, Morven and Firth of Lorne. But not on a day like this.

Corbett rising north of Loch Leven. Hot sunny day with great views.

Low cloud with no views above 500m. Met two lost looking flip-flop wearers near summit. Batteries packed in before col (hadn't charged - what a pap).

Corbett/Donald, highest of the Carsphairn hills. Climbed on a hot humid day (camping at Ayr).

This Graham lies between Glen Isla and Glen Finlet. A straightforward climb but very windy with driving rain on upper slopes.

Fantastic hot sunny day with views galore. (Staying at Gerry's Hostel, Auchnashellach).

Graham at the head of Glen Lee. Great hill, crap name.

Wee wander up Lundie Crags from Tullybachart.

North Fife Marilyn. Prominent position with great views N over Tay.

This Marilyn looks easy on the map, and the ascent is little over 100m. In practice, it is an exercise in avoiding bulls, electric fences and shooting parties.

West Lomond and Bishop Hill. Fell-runners everywhere (visual pollution). Nevertheless, a fine wee dander.

Graham N of the Sma Glen climbed on a freezing icy morning. Neighbour Meall Reamhar can wait for a warmer day!

Little more than a woodland stroll, ideal for shaking off the last vestiges of flu. Miserable day. (100th Marilyn)

Corbett east of Schiehallion. Easy plod up quarry track and short climb to summit.

Damp, windy walk up England's most northerly 3000Ft fell.

Hot sunny day with great views but devoured by midges.

Western Munro of the Monadhliath hills. Made interesting by walking 2K through bog after losing path.

The bus does the hard work, followed by easy plod to crater. (Staying down coast from Sorrento).

Corbett N of Braemar, on the southern fringe of the Cairngorms. Hot sunny day and clear skies.

Scotland’s most southerly Corbett, highest ‘Donald’ and highest Scottish (mainland) summit south of Ben Lomond. Great paths but muggy and wet with poor visibilty.

Overcast with drizzle. Ideal for a stroll up Craigowl.

Prominent landmark on NW flank of the Border hills.

Remote but shapely peak climbed on one of the few days when negative weather forecasters are wrong. (Staying Kinlochleven).

Geln Lochay Munro. Boring trudge over peat hags to 700m. Rocky summit slopes slightly more interesting.

Marilyn, NE Fife. Hopetoun Monument on summit. Hardly mount or hill but nice stroll.

Planned walk in Glen Isla abandoned due to thick weather. Chose instead a return visit to Glenshee, still got soaked.

Graham rising above the mouth of Glen Prosen, possible location of the battle of Mons Graupius in AD 83.

A freezing, windy walk up this Drumochter Corbett.

Another 'Marilyn', the summit of 'The Braes of the Carse' between Dundee and Perth.

'Marilyn' rising north of Dava moor between Grantown and Forres. Icy roads and blizzards.

Prominent Corbett in the heart of whisky country. Fine cold day for a Hogmanay stroll.

Back to the Ochils. The Law, Ben Cleuch and Andrew Gannel Hill, returning over King's Seat.

The lowest Marilyn in section 7, overlooking the Howe of the Mearns.

Stroll up this wee ‘Marilyn’ south of Perth. Site of ancient hillforts and location of battle for Pictish leadership.

'Graham' between Glenshee and Glen Isla. Quagmire followed by easy ridge walk following wall to summit.

Kings Seat, Tarmangie and Whitewisp Hill from Dollar. Fine sunny day above clouds.

Creag Meagaidh, Stob Poite Coire Ardair and Carn Liath. Memory card packed in after Meagaidh. Moral of story - always carry a spare.

Top south of Mount Blair. Short steep ascent with tortuous navigation through dense forest.

The most easterly Corbett, climbed on a perfect sunny day.

Hot muggy wander up this Munro south of Loch Earn.

Loch Lee, Falls of Unich, Cairn Lick, return by Shank of Inchgrundle.

The summit of Struie Hill, which lies north-west of Tain. A wee hill with big views.

Easter Ross 'Graham' lying between the Cromarty and Dornoch Firths; the highest summit on OS 21.

A wander along the south end of the line of hills separating Glen Clova and Glen Prosen, crowned by the Airlie memorial on Tulloch Hill.

Staying at the Sail Mhor bunkhouse near Dundonnell. Sgurr nan Each, Sgurr nan Clach Geala and Meall a'Chrasgaidh climbed on a perfect sunny day.

Corbett above Glen Lednock. Boggy slog in thick cloud. Returned over Creag nan Eun.

Well-trodden Corbett SW of Braemar. The good path makes for an easy ascent.

Corbett NE of Kinloch Rannoch. Clear skies and constant sunshine. Crampons a godsend on frozen upper slopes.

Nice day for a wee stroll over the top of Fife.

The elongated bulk of Wirren lies between Glen Esk and Glen Lethnot. From Lethnot, via track to East Wirren. Clear skies and great views. Quick visit to White Caterthun en route home.

Prominent hill separating Glenshee from Glen Isla. Snow showers and strong winds on upper slopes.

Corbett west of Loch Ericht. Sunshine and showers with gales at summit.

A couple of tops SW of the Spittal of Glenshee. Fine day with cloud inversion at summit.

The southern outlier of the Fannichs, lying south of Loch Fannich. Climbed from Auchnasheen during stay at the Aultguish Inn. Boiling ascent rewarded with great views.

Ben Klibreck and Ben Hope climbed during stay at the Crask Inn, Sutherland. (Klibreck pics from 2/8/03). Ben Hope has got to be Midge GHQ!

Sweltering day on two fine Munros west of Loch Treig. Unfortunately too hazy for camera to appreciate the views of the Grey Corries.

Via Milldewan Hill from Backwater reservoir. (This Graham is invariably approached from the Glen Prosen side).

Return visit to Scotland's easiest pair of Munros, ruined by the monstrosities of ski 'development'.

Weekend trip to Skye. Staying at the Flora Macdonald Hostel in Sleat. One day up Bla Bheinn, following day visit to Storr.

Circuit route from Glen Doll via Bachnagairn, Broad Cairn, Cairn Bannoch, Fafernie, Crow Craigies, Jocks Road.

Sunny day, early start to avoid the crowds. First time the weather has let me beyond the south top!

Lengthy walk from Dalmunzie through Gleann Taitneach via Loch nan Eun; plenty of snow and ice patches adding to the day.

Nice wee range north of Dundee, Craigowl makes it as the only Marilyn. (Inc. pics from various dates).

From Inverey via track running SW and Geal-Charn, return north by the Allt Connie.

The tops of Fife, fine for a wee stroll. (West Lomond pics from 24/02/02).

From Linn of Dee to White Bridge, return over Sron Dubh. A fine summers day in October.

A couple of 'Marilyns', Hare Cairn west of Backwater Reservoir and twin-topped Creigh Hill to the east (Creigh pics from 03/10/01).

A hot hazy day on these two Munros south east of Crianlarich. Climbed from Balquidder.

Washout - summer trip spent wandering in the rain. (Never mind, great beer/nosh).

Easy going over Meall Odhar to the summit of Angus. First Munro under the paws for Clova.

Corbett east of Glen Clunie. Easy walking from Auchallater over Sron Dubh and Sron nan Gabhar despite bouts of thick mist.

A slog of an ascent rewarded with fine views of majestic neighbour Ben Lui.

Pouring rain and thick mist, not the best introduction to the Arrochar 'Alps'. Am informed these Munros give good views of The Cobbler. I wouldn't know.

Long walk in through Glen Tilt followed by easy ascent on good stalkers path.

A traverse of Sgor Gaoith, Sgoran Dubh Mor, Meall Buidhe and Geal-Charn from Glen Feshie.

The two Munros south of Loch Ossian. Train to Corrour and two easy ascents followed by a lengthy walk back to Rannoch.

From Dalmunzie via Glenlochsie, return by Gleann Taitneach. A bright sunny day with deep snow and icy slopes underfoot.

Fine clear day but like an ice rink on top.

Gales followed by pouring rain, lovely.

Pics from earlier trips, mostly scans of 35mm prints.

Staying at the Assynt Field Centre (AKA Inchnadamph Lodge).