OS Map of Beinn an Aodainn (Ben Aden)

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22-May-19 • chrisforeman2 • flickr

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22-May-19 • chrisforeman2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn]

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] a

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] b

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] c

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] d

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] e

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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A grand day out initially by boat then on foot to bag Beinn an Aodainn in under 8 hours walking. Start by boat at 08:00 with Minch Adventures and back in Mallaig by 18:30. Name:Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] Hill number:747 Height:887m / 2910ft Section:10B: Knoydart to Glen Kingie County/UA:Highland (UA) Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Corbett Grid ref:NM 89943 98616 Summit feature:rock 15m SE of cairn Drop:251m Col:636m NM912976 Observations:rock 2m from cairn at NM 89932 98623 is lower Survey:Abney level

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] g

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] h

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] i

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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747 Ben Aden [Beinn an Aodainn] j

14-Jun-17 • Dugswell2 • flickr

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Ben Aden, Knoydart

15-Jun-13 • Jamie Brogan • flickr

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Upstream of Loch Nevis

A canoe caravan. Tied together it's easier to move all the canoes with one lucky man to steer and a few horses to pull them.

26-Sep-11 • Neale Stidolph • flickr

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02-Jan-11 • OllieBray • flickr

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Sylvan Glen

Sylvan campsite beside the River Carnach. Friday June 3, 1988. A digital copy of a 35mm Kodachrome 64 film transparency. Nikon FM, 35 - 70mm f3.3 - f4.5 Nikkor F-series lens. My journal entry (abridged) for the day records: 'Left about 09:00, sunny periods and showers, midgy, much cloud on and around hills. Tried to follow river downstream from Lochan nam Breac but reached impasse so had to sweat it out back up to path. Had to climb quite high to find practical route back down to river - really the only way is to pick a route cautiously down the craggy side of the valley, long lines of schist crags require no little care. Reached the 'ruin' marked on the map and found the most perfect spot where the river flows slow and deep beneath a sheer 100 - 150ft crag on the opposite bank. Plenty of flat ground for tents. Almost completely surrounded by hills, tree-line craggy slopes plunging down all around, the great shoulder of Ben Aden above. Many trout in river, up to about 6in long. Wagtail appears to be nesting on crag opposite. Much birdsong, cuckoos much in evidence. Though barely lunchtime and having walked barely three miles I decided to camp. Swam naked in the river before lunch and again in sunshine later in afternon. Wind at last gone round to more northerly direction, possibly even north-easterly this evening, so hoping for more settled conditions tomorrow. Still a few big shower clouds around. A good day all-in-all in a perfect setting.' The following year I camped here again in conditions so dry that my journal records 'river level very low - all along the base of the crag, which last year was a long pool 3 - 4ft deep, is now a gravel bed, with the river flowing a couple of feet wide and only inches deep. Fortunately my skinny-dipping pool of last year is still swimmable.'

03-Jun-88 • Julian Hodgson • flickr

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