The Glenshee & Lochnagar Hills

	no problems with navigating around the summits here ! although the sign is for the aid of skiers not hill walkers !
	this is those 500 meters on the above sign. the "populated" summit of 933 meters The Cairnwell
	further from the road is the highest of the three mountains in the circuit at 975 meters
Its rained every day on my last three visits to Scotland should I go to Spain next ? I hear there is good mountain walking their too !!	looking back at the Glenshee ski center, with under ten cars, a bit of a clue as to the time of day and time of the year yes you can tell its tea time on a June afternoon because its ..... raining
the path is easy, so is the height gain always a bonus when walking in the wet the summit is at just 917 meters, and the height gain for the day of just 660 meters even though its the 3rd mountain	a view of the summit of Carn Aosda, another Munro, another summit in the rain. indeed it was the sixth summit running we achieved in the wet

	the four Munro's were traversed the first one was easy Carn An Tuirc 3343 ft. / 1019 M.
	the other three were completed using Compass bearings and I am afraid these four pictures are far from the best on this site but it shows it how one word describes our day WET
	Tolmount 3143 ft. / 958 M. Tom Buidhe 3491 ft. / 957 M. Cairn Of Claise 3491 ft. / 1064 M.
	the visibility got worse, the rain heavier (this is Tolmount summit) (I hear you say "it could be anywhere ? ") well it was Tolmount summit !!