Webtogs Walk Report Winners - July

[Webtogs]

Well, there were some excellent walk reports submitted for July, and we have had a brilliant time reading the fabulous descriptions, admiring the beautiful photographs and scratching sympathetically at all your midge encounters. It is time to reveal the winner and runner up Walkhighlands users who've won £60 and £30 respectively to spend on http://www.webtogs.co.uk for their walk reports over the past month.

We can choose just 1 winner and have to agree with you all that Ailsa Craig - big air and deep water by Ian Johnston was a truly inspiring report. We loved all the little details about Ailsa Craig and your sheer enthusiasm and appreciation of the spectacular surroundings was clear for all to see. We are confident that your story will have inspired many Walkhighlands readers to visit, although I’m not sure just how many will go via kayak. In fact, there is the one word used by many here at Webtogs, Inspirational.

Runner up prize for July must go to Kintail Sisters, Brothers, Fhada and a Mutha of a day! by electricfly. Not only for the thoroughly enjoyable read and a brilliant set of photographs (we loved the summit selfies) but also for the incredible achievement in completing the walk, both you and those 2 fantastic dogs. Thanks for including the kit list as well in your report. It is always useful to see what others take with them and it is surprising how little you can take to still walk safely. We do hope you have managed to replace your jacket and at least the runner up prize might ease the pain of losing the gear a little.

We will be in touch with the winners via email during the course of the next day with details of how to claim the prizes.
Thanks you to all our walk reporters for July, we are looking forward to hearing all about your adventures in August.

[Ian Johnston]

Wow, thank you so much!

Thanks to all who commented on the report, it's great to read that it was of interest

Ailsa Craig is an amazing place; if you can get there do it in early summer for the birds and the stunning display of bluebells on the steep slopes

Kind Regards

Ian

[electricfly]

Congratulations Ian, a very worthy winner!

Thanks to everyone for the comments on my report also. The runner's up spot was a very pleasant surprise.

I need to get round to writing it's follow up. (The Mullardoch round) which I did with Shona and all four of our spaniels.

Cheers! EF

[Beaner001]

Well done both thoroughly deserved, these have to be two of the best reports i've read since joining the site. Although i enjoy almost all WR's each of you added that little special touch to these that made them stand out from the rest
Cheers
Matt

[SAVAGEALICE]

Well done

[Anne C]

Well done to you both - excellent reports indeed.I'm always amazed by the sheer scale of what folk undertake.Makes me realise how lazy I actually am these days!