An Ascent Of Ben Macdhui, 1883 by Anonymous

An Ascent Of Ben Macdhui, 1883

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An Ascent Of Ben Macdhui, 1883

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An Ascent Of Ben Macdhui, 1883: 1. We Arose Punctually At Five A.m., And Set Out For The Mountain In High Spirits. 2. Having Acquired Excellent Appetites We Breakfast In Glen Derry. 3. Caught: only A Nippy. 4. Rain Begins To Fall: We Crouch Behind A Shelter-stone. 5. We Renew The Ascent, But Are Compelled To Leave Behind One Of Our Party: A Blue-ribbonite Who Has Been Indulging Himself Inordinately With Ginger-beer. 6. We Ascend Between Ben Main And Cairngorm: On The Glen Dee Side, But The Wind Is Too Boisterous To Be Pleasant. 8. At Length We Reach The Top Of The Ben, But Are Disappointed In The Matter Of A View. We Console Ourselves With Toasts, The Blue-ribbonite Feebly Protesting. 9. Our Condition On Regaining Level Ground After Our Thirty-five Miles' Tramp. 10. Fighting The Day's Battles Over Again.

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