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John M Flores · #21 December 10th, 2011, 11:30 PM

Dawn at Airport Camp, Canyonlands, Utah by john m flores, on Flickr

Fred49 · #22 December 11th, 2011, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by goldenlight

Good luck with the TGO in May, it's a great event. I did it solo in 1985, a low level route from Morar to Stonehaven. What's your route?

I ll start in Shiel bridge ( i have done Glasgow-Fort Williams and Fort Williams -Shiel Bridge a few years ago)

First a low level route via Glen Affric to Drumnadrochit.
A mid level route through the Monadliath
If the weather isnt too bad and my legs too, a few Munros in the Cairngorms, Braeriach- Ben Macdui, then east offtrail to Ben Avon.
Then Ballater - Tarfside-Stonybridge - Edzell - St Cyrus.

Just got this route and the foul weather alternatives accepted by the vetter.

My first hike in Scotland we had 100% sun
The second we had rain 7/7 24/24
I hope for a mix !

goldenlight · #23 December 11th, 2011, 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fred49

I ll start in Shiel bridge ( i have done Glasgow-Fort Williams and Fort Williams -Shiel Bridge a few years ago)

First a low level route via Glen Affric to Drumnadrochit.
A mid level route through the Monadliath
If the weather isnt too bad and my legs too, a few Munros in the Cairngorms, Braeriach- Ben Macdui, then east offtrail to Ben Avon.
Then Ballater - Tarfside-Stonybridge - Edzell - St Cyrus.

Just got this route and the foul weather alternatives accepted by the vetter.

My first hike in Scotland we had 100% sun
The second we had rain 7/7 24/24
I hope for a mix !

Sounds a great route, mainly it runs north of the one I did but I did pass through Ballater and Tarfside. Glen Affric should be magnificent and I love the Monadliath - which not everybody does! St Cyrus will be a great place to finish. Wish I was fit enough to do it again!

Look forward to seeing your pictures of the trek, I wish we'd had

in my day.

s0nus · #24 December 11th, 2011, 05:01 PM

This is from a trek across Zion National Park in Utah:

Shot with an Olympus C3020

spowell · #25 December 11th, 2011, 06:01 PM

I couldn't resist. shot with at canon p & s. We didn't make the pass and had to camp aprox 4000m. The reason I bought the micro four thirds system was weight/size and the ability to take nice pics

goldenlight · #26 December 13th, 2011, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by s0nus

This is from a trek across Zion National Park in Utah:

Shot with an Olympus C3020

Fantastic picture - and what a place to camp!

goldenlight · #27 December 13th, 2011, 02:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spowell

I couldn't resist. shot with at canon p & s. We didn't make the pass and had to camp aprox 4000m. The reason I bought the micro four thirds system was weight/size and the ability to take nice pics

Another great location. I wish Olympus Pens had been available back in the days when I was an active wild camper.

s0nus · #28 May 25th, 2012, 12:56 AM

Reviving this thread. Recently redid the PP on this shot, and I think it came out quite nice.

This is Barranco Camp on Kilimanjaro:

Click on the image for full resolution. :-)

Shot with my EPL1 and 14-42mm.

mikemxyzzy · #29 May 25th, 2012, 10:03 AM

Canvas (4/3 not u4/3):

s0nus · #30 May 25th, 2012, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by mikemxyzzy

Canvas (4/3 not u4/3):

Awesome!

Where is that? Is it a semi-permanent tent? Tell us the story!