Still mild…….but cold on it’s way!

Now we thought that we had been down this road to the starting point before I thought it was the walk that wrecked my ankle but in fact that was actually up a road leaving Newtonmore! It should have been a sunny day to day in fact it was minus 6 when we left home but as we travelled west the temperature rose to just below freezing. We set off and followed the track and the stream then struck out up the flank of the Meall na h-Aisre to the trig point at the top. we then follwed a fence looking for the stalkers track down the Blackmore Burn and Feith Talagain that was a figment of Rogers imagination until we reached the river in the valley and …the Stalkers path! which followed the stream and back to the car..Lovely

Looking up the river SpeyWalking up the track Meall na h-Aisre on the left looks lower than the begining of the ridge: Leathad Gaothach

Meall na h-Aisre  862mCreag Mhor from Meall na h- AisreCreag Mhor from Meall na h- AisreLooking towards Creag MeagaidhYou can see our route following the banks of the Allt Coire Iain Oig Heading to the topThe summit in the mist!Meall na h-Aisre 862m with a round tri pointLooking for the stalkers pathLooking back to the ridge of Leathad GaothachFeith TalagainSunset over the Glenshirra Forrest