- The beauty of Creag an Dubh Loch reflected in the still waters was tempered, ironically, by the midge-pocalypse resulting from the calm conditions.
- The final approach to the enormous sweep of the Central Slabs. Dinosaur begins just left of the lowermost tongue of vegetated slab.
- Enjoying the mellow yet interesting slabby cracks on pitch 2, with the overlaps of the lower crux looming above. Photo credit: Andy Harrison
- Above the first overlap on the devious and difficult pitch 3 – the awkward move described is up and left of Andy through the next overlap.
- Andy on the right bounding rib of the obvious central corner above the terrace, which turned out to be a very bold pitch.
- Potentially the highlight of the route – Andy doing a fine job of escaping the gopping grimness of Pink Elephant and linking up with Black Mamba for a stellar pitch!
- Enjoying the technical moves in the familiar flared cracks of Cyclops/Black Mamba after escaping the wetness. Photo credit: Andy Harrison