ayrshireguy
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Lots of mountain rescue vehicles in the glen. Royal Air Force mountain rescue has just arrived here.
NHS or private?Ambulance has arrived at the staging area
NHSNHS or private?
Is there much snow lying Ayrshireguy?Police MRT here too
Absolutely stunning! Thank you for this video. BUT, 'you' couldn't pay me enough money to go hiking there!So possibly seen with Bane in the "Lost Valley" (ugh what an appropriate name) area of Glencoe.
Here's a link to a walking page with details about the route to take, I did note the "A visit involves a very rough but intensely dramatic and scenic walk."
ETA: Drone footage of the area here, it's beautiful but I imagine deadly too.
Only snow is on the higher tops. Not a large amount.Is there much snow lying Ayrshireguy?
from the Hillwalking page:So possibly seen with Bane in the "Lost Valley" (ugh what an appropriate name) area of Glencoe.
Here's a link to a walking page with details about the route to take, I did note the "A visit involves a very rough but intensely dramatic and scenic walk."
ETA: Drone footage of the area here, it's beautiful but I imagine deadly too.
I always aim to be off the mountain by 15:30 in winter. Kyle might have gone off to camp and begun climbing the next morning.He arrived at around 15.30hrs after a long drive and I hope he didn't start hiking straight away. It would have been dark within an hour.
Also his mind and body may have been tired after driving up from Yorkshire. It's several hours.
Not a good combination of factors. I wish he'd have got some rest that night and started hiking fresh early the next morning.
MOO.
With Kyle parking at the Three Sisters car park and the sighting of him in the Lost Valley then I would say he decided not to climb Buchaille Etive Mor.Sergeant Shaun Knox said: “Kyle was suitably clothed for walking and we believe he had a tent and other equipment with him. He may have changed his original plan to climb Buchaille Etive Mor and it is important that we find him to make sure he is safe and well.