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Name:Bow Fiddle
Hill number:19436
Height:30.6m / 100ft
Section:21A: Tomintoul to Banff
Classification:Tu,0
Drop:30.6m
Col:Sea
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
2492624/09/2018NJ 49438 68851  F: Pointed rock at south west end of top.Dave McG
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2493421/09/2018NJ 49439 68849  F: Not recorded
S: LIDAR
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Early start - Low tide 06.50 0.6m for a walk-on to the stack.Gonk20/03/2022
Accessible at low tide hopping across boulders to west end of slab. Up slab to long arete which is followed to the top with short steeper wall at the end. Mostly moderate scrambling with maybe one move of Diff on the wall below the top. Low tide was 0.3m on the day and crossed to the stack with dry feet 30 minutes before then.Dave McG24/09/2018
Not ticked. Info only. A splendid addition. only a 25 m contour on OSM but with a crest that just pips p30 thanks to Lidar. A beautifully shaped stack that is so well named, with its slender sloping bow arch ...and best of all it offers a fine modest mini adventure as the bow can be climbed at a gentle moderate standard after a very short swim from the nearby beach, or the stack can be climbed dryshod at low tide by DMs route and the bow descended for the fun of it. One for the 'to do' list.Chris Pearsonblank
Tricky12/09/2022