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Been up at the CIC hut for a few days shooting and climbing. Have a short blog about it and some pics from the way up to the hut , in the hut and the gale force winds on the way down.
http://nadirkhanphotography.co.uk/blog/?p=596
http://www.nadirkhanphotography.co.uk/image/568

If you've not stayed at the hut it'll give you an idea of what its like .

In reply to Nadir khan:

Great shots Nadir, thanks for posting. Never been in myself, but plenty of my friends have. Now I know what they're up to!

In reply to Nadir khan: where's a tha burds

In reply to Nadir khan: Superb shots Nadir, it was unfortunate that the weather preceding our recent visit didn't last, still it was character building stuff. I had a look through some of your images on UKC, I particularly liked the shot of the bridge near the Kingshouse, I remember a few years ago heading south and crossed the bridge at exactly the same time as a coach heading in the opposite direction like you I don't tend to hanging about, definately a brown trouser moment! It was nice to have met, Darren.

In reply to Djhartley: Thanks Darren , it certainly was extreme conditions , back up on the Ben in 3 weeks if conditions are good .

In reply to Nadir khan:

If I may be a little picky, "Built in 1929 by Dr Clark and his wife in memory of their son who died from exposure when caught in a storm on the Alt a’ Mhullin.."

Charles Inglis Clark died of his wounds in Mesopotamia in 1919 if I remember the plaque that used to be on the wall correctly.

As an aside if you visit the hut at Laggan there's a plaque up there to all the SMC members who died during the Great war. Quite a sobering sight when you consider the small size of the club at that time.

Nice photos though, thanks for posting.

In reply to Removed User: Thanks , sorted .