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I’m glad that bike ride is over

I’m NOT sorry I missed this one

Great report, brings back memories of when we stayed at the hostel about 10 years ago , having cycled in. We were able to transfer to a room for two for our second night. We did the three hill in scorching weather

Grateful I worked out the best way over the burn

So sad to finish the Cairngorms

But it was a long walk out

It has certainly slowed me down

A great meal

Pathfinder had done Bidean as his first Munroe back on our first trip to Scotland in the eighties, with our daughter then aged 15. So he wanted to do the other Munroe & I needed to do both so belatedly we decided to get on with it. However there had been very late snow which as we shall see pose...

Great to see myself on the summit, looking cool

It was certainly a wonderful first Munro for this year

We had been looking forward to this walk since we came up to the Cairngorms as we had heard it was a very beautiful Glen. We had wondered about using the bikes, but reports of the path having been washed away put us off. We needn't have worried as they have done some repair and we could have got the...

Carn Dearg Alder avoiding Lancet edge.gpx Pathfinderpaul (husband) & myself set off the day before for a nice bike in and a stay in our tent by the bothy. A lovely ride in good weather with some lovely shots along the lochside. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48388430957_5bd75e29ba_k.jpg IM...

Making the most of the very warm dry weather, we wanted something, not too taxing having had a very hot time in the Fisherfield Wilderness, & also one that you really want to do in very dry weather :roll: So PathfinderPaul (husband) & I set off, with lots of others setting off for the Fannic...

No Pathfinder hadn't done these before, so they were added to both our lists

We are hoping to bag some "Western" Munroes 2019, , hope we can have 2018 weather

Creag Leacach.gpx I never expected this :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: I first started accompanying Pathfinderpaul (husband) as he started walking in Scotland, his old walking partner our daughter Natasha got married and moved to Kent, so as our son got to be a teen I went walking. In 1995 I nearl...

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Re: The bothy and the bike

Re: A hill that lives up to its name.

Re: The highs and the lows and the glory of Glen Affric

Re: How to cross the burn in spate?

Re: Our final Munroes in Cairngorms

Re: Biking too fast to Oykel Bridge

Re: Take the train and enjoy the hills

The problem of getting back

Re: Finishing The Grey Corries from Glen Nevis

Re: A restart after Lockdown

A "glorious" day in Glen Feshie

I fluncked the Lancet Edge!

In "cairn" you get lost!

Re: My 200th Munro

My 200th Munro