Mullach Clach a Bhlair

First Cairngorm, won't be the last.

Leaving the car park, the road to Auchlean. We are going up that corrie in front.	Off the beaten track
Coire Garbhlach, this corrie was our route up the hill.	What a lovely morning for it too.
Looking up the Coire (obviously!)	And looking back down from above the waterfall.
The Corrie opened out towards the top. Fionhar Choire on the left.	What a cracking day indeed.
Half way up the climb out at the top of the coire
Nearly up top
Looking all the way back down Coire Garbhiach from the start of the Moine Mhor
And I beleive this is the Moine Mhor, with Braeriach(?) at the back.

Name those hills? I think Sgoran Gaoith is the sticky up bit mid-left, then to the right Einich Cairn, Breariach and all those ones! The bit where Mark is is definitely the top of Mullach Clach a Bhlair though, for sure.

To the West lies Creag Meagaidh and Monadhliath Mountains, but from this distance it is hard to name anyone in particular.

And to the South, even more hills - Glen Shee perhaps?

The easy route down.

Another view of Coire Garbhiach, the one we walked up

Coire Garbhiach on the left, Mullach Clach a Bhlair on the right. From the top of Meall nan Sleac.

Coire Garbhiach again, as we cross back over Alt Garbhiach. Must be getting tired as Mark seems to have split.

A wood

Last view of Meall nan Sleac and the corrie.

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To the West lies Creag Meagaidh and Monadhliath Mountains, but from this distance it is hard to name anyone in particular.	And to the South, even more hills - Glen Shee perhaps?
The easy route down.
Another view of Coire Garbhiach, the one we walked up
Coire Garbhiach on the left, Mullach Clach a Bhlair on the right. From the top of Meall nan Sleac.
Coire Garbhiach again, as we cross back over Alt Garbhiach. Must be getting tired as Mark seems to have split.
A wood	Last view of Meall nan Sleac and the corrie.