by simon3 6 Oct 2007
The summit is a further bump on the ridge from the aesthetic Binbane to the start of the Bluestacks proper at Carnaween. Looking west along the ridge the two summits of Binn Bhán NE Top (to the right) and Binn Bhán (Binbane) are shown in all their rounded, peat covered glory.
To the left on the skyline is Slieve League and to the right Slievetooey. (Comment Rating 3.50)
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