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Mists fleeing over the lochans of Beinn a' Chapuill. The climb was quite straightforward, say 90% over bare stone, but it got very hot. Sweating, we reach the fog-free 3,044 foot sub-top of Beinn Sgritheall. From there we see the mists rushing away over the flat top of Beinn a' Chapuill. The ocean and the Cuillins remain hidden in thick clouds.
