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Starting
from Corrie, some 5 km north of Brodick. Here you can spot seals in the
water if your'e lucky. This very day people have even seen whales.
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The ferry
leaves Brodick for Ardrossan on the mainland. Here from 300m altitude.
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In the other direction is
Goatfell, 874m, now visible to the left and North Goatfell,
818m, to the right.
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I
choose the path leading to a saddlepoint between North Goatfell and
Mullach Buidhe, 819m. |
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It's
up here, on some 750m, you get a "moonlandshape" of rectangular rock
formations. |
Cir Mhor, 799m to the left and
Casteal Abhail, 859m to the right. |
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A look down the Glen Sannox valley, leading
northeast to the sea. |
To the south the Glen Rosa valley leads out
of the mountains. |
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A
peak with no name on my map, 834m logged on the gps, between the
saddlepoint and Mullach Buidhe. Here it's visible from the way to North
Goatfell.
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The
man himself, on the main summit of Goatfell. You could see Northern
Ireland one hour before I came up, but now the visibility has declined
in that direction. |
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Brodick
Bay with Brodick. More in the background you can see Lamlash Bay and
Holy Island.
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