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    LADHAR BHEINN

    Oct 08, 2021 3 minutes

    “I walked through the hills from Loch Quoich and climbed Ladhar Bheinn from Barrisdale, the most westerly peak over 3,000 feet on the Scottish mainland. I had climbed its neighbours first, Meall Buidhe and Luinne Bhein, so the sun was westering as I topped the twin buttresses and looked on a world ablaze from Ardnamurchan to Torridon, and from Skye to the Outer Hebrides.” Tom Weir, The Western Highlands (1973)

    JAMES JOYCE, walking with a friend by the River Ill near Zürich in 1933, turned to his companion and commented of mountains and rivers that “they are the phenomena that

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