Iolair-Bhara
Beinn Laoigh & the River Cononish
A great favourite of mine, Beinn Laoigh first came to my attention in the distant past when flicking through one of Poucher's books in my local library. The revelation that such a gleaming, alpinesque vision of mountain elegance was within reach of home was a thrill of life-changing proportions. In those days the thought of attempting that walk up Glen Cononish was, in my mind, something akin to finding the road to Shangri La.
The youthful joy of the unknown & mysterious is a gift that's never fully appreciated at the time. If only I could 'unlearn' all these things in order to discover them again.
Beinn Laoigh & the River Cononish
A great favourite of mine, Beinn Laoigh first came to my attention in the distant past when flicking through one of Poucher's books in my local library. The revelation that such a gleaming, alpinesque vision of mountain elegance was within reach of home was a thrill of life-changing proportions. In those days the thought of attempting that walk up Glen Cononish was, in my mind, something akin to finding the road to Shangri La.
The youthful joy of the unknown & mysterious is a gift that's never fully appreciated at the time. If only I could 'unlearn' all these things in order to discover them again.