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Beinn Laoigh (Ben Lui)

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Beinn Laoigh (Ben Lui) from Cononish. This mountain is located in Tyndrum, in the Southern Highlands. Described as the 'Queen of the Scottish Mountains' she stands at a height of 1130m/3707ft. A long walk in from Dalrigh or Tyndrum, following the River Cononish provides the more pleasing of the two possible approach routes.

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Tomas Kristofory

Northern highs

Voted 10/10

look like central european 2000 or 3000 metres high mountsins. Wonderful! I would like to visit the land of Adam Smith. Cheers Tomas :)

Posted Apr 10, 2008 7:40 am


	Boydie	Re: Northern highs
	Hasn't voted	Yes, there is a certain presence about some peaks in Scotland. They give the illusion of being higher than they are. This a beauty of hill and the only one that has ever defeated me. Found plane wreckage instead of summiting! Thanks for the vote Tomas.
		Posted Apr 10, 2008 9:00 am

daveyboy

A Mighty Munro:

Voted 10/10

Ben Lui is a mighty Munro.
Stephen you have taken the most well known shot of this fine summit with a moody feeling in the picture.
David.

Posted Apr 11, 2008 4:12 am


	Boydie	Re: A Mighty Munro:
	Hasn't voted	Thanks David. From Cononish in the east is definitely the best viewpoint of her. One of the finest approach walks in Scotland. Stephen
		Posted Apr 11, 2008 4:21 am


	daveyboy	Re: A Mighty Munro:
	Voted 10/10	I agree there. She is a definate summit on my Scottish to do list. David.
		Posted Apr 11, 2008 9:42 am


	Boydie	Re: A Mighty Munro:
	Hasn't voted	I would highly recommend, even though I failed to summit on my attempt Sept 06. One I will return to soon. Stephen
		Posted Apr 11, 2008 11:57 am


	daveyboy	Re: A Mighty Munro:
	Voted 10/10	You should never use the term Failed...! No matter what you did that day you still made something out of it and you can as you say always try again. David.
		Posted Apr 12, 2008 9:29 am


	Boydie	Re: A Mighty Munro:
	Hasn't voted	You're right David, thanks for pointing that out. It was a memorable day after all. Cheers Stephen
		Posted Apr 12, 2008 11:20 am