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near to Succoth, Argyll And Bute, Scotland
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View across Allt a' Bhalachain towards The Cobbler
by Doug Lee
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�The Cobbler� (Ben Arthur)
by Peter S
One of the most distinctive mountain profiles in the whole of Scotland. Despite not being a Munro, Ben Arthur is one of Scotland�s best known and most popular mountains. It is a peak which challenges the notion that a minimum height of... (more)
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Ben Arthur
by Nigel Mykura
Walking up the path from Arrochar towards the Cobbler. In a very similar location to NN2705 : Steps on the Cobbler/Narnain path but taken about fifty years earlier.
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The Narnain Boulders
by James Gibb
Taken early on a cold morning this photo shows the Narnain Boulders beside the Allt a' Bhalachain with Ben Arthur (The Cobbler) in the background
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Ben Arthur - The Cobbler
by Mick Garratt
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Dam on the Allt a' Bhalachain
by Iain Lees
The Cobbler is filling the horizon
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The Cobbler
by Iain Russell
View of the mountain from near the Narnain Boulders.
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Narnain Boulders
by G Laird
Believed to have fallen from the crags of Beinn Narnain many years ago.
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Below An t-Sron
by Richard Law
A slightly off-piste approach to The Cobbler, using the southeast ridge rather than the normal route up the corrie. I was a bit of a rebel in those days. Photo scanned from an AgfachromeCT200 slide.
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Ben Arthur, the Cobbler
by Mick Garratt
Viewed up the stream Ailt a' Bhalachain, the main tourist track from Arrochar.
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Heading into the clouds in the Arrochar Alps
On a clear day, The Cobbler would be visible to the left of this image, but this was not a clear day!
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The Cobbler
Viewed from a train on the West Highland Line.
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