Lots of ridge aheadLooking down towards Loch AchtriochtanScrambling downA bit of up and downGoing up a chimneyThe way we've come since the second peak Meall DeargThe pinnacles aheadHoping for the bestLooking backCarefully descendingLooks greatLooking back and down – they look a bit like gigantic teethCloser-up viewView back eastwardsGoing down. You can see a person a bit ahead of usNot a bad view. Looking up at Stob Coire Leith, the penultimate top of the day. If you look closely, you might see the two roped-up people coming from the other direction (they are using a reddish rope)A bit more scramblingSticking to the rockLooking back upThe ridge aheadKeeping going. A couple of people seem to be standing on top of Stob Coire Leith aheadHow long has it been now?Not quite there yetView westwardsA bit we just came downThat's the pinnalces bit doneLayers of ridges across the glen – the Three Sisters of Glen CoeLooking south at the rightmost sister, Aonach Dubh. It’s in shadow, but you can just about see the vertical slit of Ossian’s cave towards the top of this north face. We got quite near it three days later
