Here are various photographs (all in JPEG format) that the club has accumulated over time - please email Toby if you have any contributions - or if you can supply any of the missing credits.
There are photos of other areas, as well as pictures of people in the club.
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A Highland resident displays his credentials.
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Don't look down! Hilary scrambling on Gearr Aonach, on the 1999 Glen Coe trip.
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Sunset at the summit of this rocky peak (yes, Toby and Hilary had to descend in the dark!)
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Reaching the summit of Bidean a' Glas Thuill, on An Teallach.
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A beautiful sunset seen from the top of An Teallach - pity we had to descend in the dark afterwards!
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Looking in the opposite direction (from Beinn Tarsuinn) in summer. From left to right:
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The great corrie of Beinn Dearg Mhòr, seen across Srath na Sealga.
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The view from near Diabaig, looking back towards Torridon. Liathach is on the left.
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A spectacular sunset, seen across Loch Torridon.
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I'm not quite sure where this is, but it looks good...
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Nick Spedding on the Aonach Eagach. This was a private trip in September 1991; the weather was like
this every day, and we had to carry lots of water on those dry Highland ridges.
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Looking down Loch Leven (from the same trip). At the beginning of an exhausting traverse of the
Mamores (which saw us finish in Fort William through over-enthusiasm - we hitched back).
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North-west Scotland. From left to right:
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A well-built high-level bothy, from the same trip.
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Ben Alder, in the Central Highlands. The picture was taken at dawn; sometime I'll scan it in colour
so that we can all appreciate the dawn glow on the Ben.
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Loch Coruisk, from Sgùrr na Strì (Skye). Note the recent rockfall at lower right. The prominent
ridge slightly left of centre is the Dubh Ridge and gives hard scrambling or easy climbing all the
way to the top (though you need to descend quite a bit to continue to the main ridge).