Arran
the
small island SW of Glasgow,
has mountains that are small in height by Scottish standards,
but very worthwhile
| the Isle of
Arran is famous for its rocky ridges and is yet another example of fine Scottish mountains under the 3000 feet height |
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| the mist can
make a good mountain look spectacular and most of Arran's many mountains are good enough to be spectacular |
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| above
and right
Sou'wester
Slabs, |
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| Goat Fell the highest peak on Isle of Arran |
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| these photos are
a general selection from Northamptonshire Scouts mountaineering trip to Arran |
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during the week
activities included walking, scrambling, rock climbing and a two day back pack |
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we were lucky enough to see plenty of wildlife, during the week eagles & deer |
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we camped in
Lochranza, in the North of the island, (pictured left from the rock climbs) this was one of the best vantage points for the Golden Eagles |
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