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Forum: General simon3 12 hours ago
We got two complaints about errors in our Opinionated Glossary of terms used in connection with British Hill Lists.Of the general type, "hill lists ripe for opinionated comment, but you'd better g...

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Track 4243 ceadeile 2 days ago
walk, Len: 16.9km, Climb: 739m, Area: White Hill, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) Whit...

Tonduff: Ascending from the south as part of a route from Djouce/War Hill

Summit Comment conororourke 2 days ago
Summiting on Tonduff via a route from Djouce & War Hill, an option to incorporate the mountain as part of a longer route. From the summit of War Hill: " a small pile of rocks marks the summit cair...

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Summit Comment simon3 3 days ago
According to the OS this summit has a summit height of 501m, however checking with a survey quality GPS on 13th Nov 2019 revealed that the true height is 499.7m +/- .1m We climbed a mountain and c...

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Track 4242 conororourke 2 days ago
Starting out at JB Malone's car park with stunning clear views of Luggala's cliff face down to Lough Tay. Easy going... walk, Len: 27.2km, Climb: 1037m, Area: White Hill, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) W||

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Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 3 days ago
Common Mountain is isolated from most other hills by its location in the apex of a narrow fork of land, where the N56 meets the R230. It used to be regarded as an Arderin, however measurement on 1...

Cleat: Pink 'Skye' at morning

Summit Comment mcrtchly a week ago
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Crohan West: Sun and fog

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Approaching Crohan West from the North to begin a circuit of the hills, I spotted the sun just breaking through the fog that filled the valley. As I climbed higher, I could see the Galtees, Slieve...
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simoburn: Track 2738 in area near Devilsmother North Top, Partry/Joyce Country (Ireland)
PMG Walk 65 Devilsmother to Barnahowna
Length: 28.8km, Creator time taken: 6h42m, Ascent: 1212m,
Descent: 1215m

Places: Start at L93405 65632, Devilsmother Far North Top, Devilsmother North Top, Devilsmother, Knocklaur, Glennagleragh Mtn, Maumtrasna, Barnahowna, end at L97595 71262 7km NE from Start
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PMG Walk 65 Devilsmother to Barnahowna. Today saw a change in the weather for the better! For the most part the summits were cloud free and the walking and views were lovely. The underfoot conditions however were very very wet, which in fairness after all the rain that was to be expected.The plateau of Maumtrasna was on one hand boring and on the other quite special. It's size and flatness is something to be seen and to walk from one side to the other took me longer than planned even with the wet underfoot conditions. Nice walk, nice weather and an easy hitch back to the car! The views from Devilsmother are amazing! I was lucky to have them in the process of clearing from cloud which made for some great photos!

Uploaded on: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 (17:18:12)
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