Rhum is a quiet Island off the west coast of Scotland, reachable by passenger only ferry from Mallaig. As a Nature Reserve, it is known for its wildlife, but, perhaps, of more importance to us, it holds the Rhum Cuillin, a smaller version of its big brother seen across the waters, complete with 2 Corbetts, excellent views and some entertaining scrambling. The full ridge traverse and return is a must for a visit. There is also supposed to be some easy climbing for those of an exploratory nature - the suicidal can try the Orval pinnacle. For those who have wondered about those hills across the water, here's your chance. Arrangements are still being made as a visit has to be pre-booked, but it is worthwhile taking a couple of extra days off work for this one to give a chance at catching some decent weather and work round the ferries. The aim is to catch Saturdays EARLY ferry from Mallaig- return Wednesday early afternoon. There is no return on Tuesday! I'm provisionally booking 10 people camping (4 nights at £1 pp.pn) - The Ferry has been booked to give an all in price of £17 (only Seventeen pounds)-all money now welcome!. Please confirm your interest in this trip of a lifetime as early as possible with cash in order to be sure of a standing space on the ferry and Island at this busy time!