Just recently started to hillwalk again after many years away. I gave up the smokes and had to blow some of the new energy I had acquired. I had never tried the Galtees before but decided on Galtymór. A very cloudy day in April 2004 I navigated to the top of Galtymór or so I thought. I couldn't see much in front of me but soon realised that the summit I was standing on had no cross or Dawson's table!! Also it was too small. Where the hell was I? It soon dawned on me that I must be on Galtybeg. I had a good map (74) but the visibility was zero. I had no compass (silly me) .I relied on my old savy of the wet finger and wind direction and gradient and I successfully navigated the saddle and climbed the steep slope. It was extremely windy and I stooped low on the last few metres to stay on my feet. After lunch and no views, I couldn't see the cross from Dawson's table. I noticed unusual beetles, dark brown/black with orange markings clinging to the metal cross. Anyone know what they are? The descent was slow and with out major incident except that I came too low into the valley below to my right as I descended to the track (Black Road?) and I had to hack up again to clear Knockeenantoung(?) and locate the track on the far side. Amazing temp difference between the summit and finally into the valley and emerging from the cloud. One month later I tried again the same route and again on a cloudy day I ended up on Galtybeg. You could hear me curse in Donegal!! The day followed much the same as the first trip but with slightly better glimpses in the cloud gaps. Must go on a cold sunny winter's day. Thanks. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/14/comment/1189/