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    A database of almost 500 walks I have undertaken from 2011 to present day. The database is searchable by mountain or walk name, partial name or simply a few characters of the name.

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    Walks within the database are categorised as Munros, Corbetts and Other Hills/Walks. Select a button below to see a full list of walks in selected category.

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    Although the database contains almost 500 walk reports, there are many mountains which I have only climbed once, there are also many which I have climbed multiple times. Each report however reflects the individual day on the mountain.

    B29 Crash Site - Stob Na Boine Druim-fhinn

    Thursday 23rd April 2026

    15kms

    6hrs 20mins

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    View south from the forest track beyond The Roundel looking over Succothmore to a distant Loch Fyne .....
    ..... and north to Cruach nan Capull
    Initial view of Beinn Lochain .....
    ..... and a broader view as the gap in the forest widens
    Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn as we approach the forest boundary and the open hillside
    The main area of the B29 crash site
    A section of the landing gear
    The memorial to the 20 crew and passengers
    The amount of wreckage is certainly decreasing with time and the memorial is beginning to look a little unkept
    Beinn Lochain from the forest boundary by the crash site
    Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn from the forest boundary by the crash site
    Now back on the indistinct lower forest track, and an ideal spot for an afternoon break
    Sunshine, blue skies and a minor waterfall, bliss!
    First one off, next one on
    The very dodgy bridge crossing
    Note the sign, now visible after we cross the bridge!
    The end of a perfect day, Creggans Inn and a cool drink

    B29 Crash Site

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