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After Soloing the West Ridge we abseiled off the inaccessible Pinnacle to retrieve our rucksacks and continue with the ridge.
Inn Pin Abseiling
We had cold clear nights for our traverse. Ed's about to set off on the second day on an early start.
Ed's belay jacket
Carrie looking back at what we've just climbed on the first morning. The sun eventually burnt off the heavy rime.
Carrie
The Cuillin ridge on the first morning. Blue skies, and white tops...
Cuillin Ridge
Ed climbing the first peak. The rime made the easy scrambling feel much more insecure.
Ed climbing rime
Carrie standing ontop of the Inn Pin.
Summit
Ed and Carrie soloing the West Ridge. Easy (ish) terrain climbed without a rope speeds up the ascent, as long as your careful of course..
Soloing
 
Mountain Lake
 
Ridge
Ed downclimbing with a heavy rucksack.
Ed
 
Helicoptor and Sunset
 
Soloing
First night's bivvy spot. We camped at the foot of the ridge in strong winds, waiting for it to die down before an early start the next day.
Tent Bivvy
 
Typical Scrambling terrain
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After Soloing the West Ridge we abseiled off the inaccessible Pinnacle to retrieve our rucksacks and continue with the ridge. We had cold clear nights for our traverse. Ed's about to set off on the second day on an early start. Carrie looking back at what we've just climbed on the first morning. The sun eventually burnt off the heavy rime. The Cuillin ridge on the first morning. Blue skies, and white tops... Ed climbing the first peak. The rime made the easy scrambling feel much more insecure. Carrie standing ontop of the Inn Pin. Ed and Carrie soloing the West Ridge. Easy (ish) terrain climbed without a rope speeds up the ascent, as long as your careful of course..     Ed downclimbing with a heavy rucksack.     First night's bivvy spot. We camped at the foot of the ridge in strong winds, waiting for it to die down before an early start the next day.  
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