Cheers for the comments folks just when you thought this summer couldn't get any worse
Rub it in why don't ye
Frigate wrote:Was that carried out through the insulation of last nights curry, know I was pretty hot this morning.
Good one.
A quick stop at Crianlarich was required on the way up Kev
old danensian wrote:Respect for getting out and sticking with it today - I stuck with decorating the utility room and watching the standing water gradually encroach across the lawn.
OD
Might have been a grim day OD but still beat decorating
PeteR wrote:A real shame pigeon , as these are good hills (if you can get over the bogfest)
But well done for getting out
My day on Oss was a glorious winters day last year when I did this one with its neighbour
You're fair cracking through the hills this year
Seems an age since I last got out on a good long walk. It's been a couple of short walks recently. It'll be a shock to my system when I do eventually get out on a long trek. Let's just hope this weather improves though
Aye looking to get away someplace this weekend pete so fingers crossed
hills wrote:Oh dear, camera in the drying cupboard is it. Horrible horrible day today, well done for getting a hill in.
Yep,camera and eveything else dangling in the drying cupboard
Gavin99 wrote:Well done for sticking with it on a miserable day . I must pay Oss and Dubhcraig a visit soon , looks like up and down via Cononish might be the way to go . Is there a wee footbridge at the farm ?
Cheers gavin,did ben dubhcraig in the winter up through the woods and it was not so bad when iced up,slippy on the dodgy bridge though
The bridge at the farm is fine though