North Yorkshire, February: Conventional ticking of the three peaks in winter conditions. Good enough walking in crisp snow, but more importantly, some excellent real ale pubs.
Hills of Cromdale (21A), June: Two hard-earned Grahams. Is it only five miles between them? Conditions underfoot were firmish, but I wouldn't recommend this round in wet weather.
Strathdon (21), June: A raid in and around Strathdon (Ben Newe, Craiglich, Top o'Noth, Lord Arthur's Hill). A couple of unremarkable bumps and an interesting vitrified hill fort, but who's this guy Arthur with three Scottish hills to his name?
Beinn Damh, Torridon, September: A long-coveted hill that lived up to expectation.
Carn Breac and Beinn na Feusaige (13B): The view from Carn Breac into Torridon is breathtaking. Incidentally, I'm of the opinion, as was my GPS, that the real summit is just west of the loch at NH090543, and is maybe two metres higher than the eastern top. A check-up needed here, perhaps?
