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Was out for a run from Newtonmore this morning and Found a gold item of jewellery by the big gate about 1/2 mile west of luibleathann Bothy on the wades road this morning, if you can describe it i'll happily post it back to you. Grid ref approx. NN 732 969 Thanks Julie Feel free to e-mail julie.spit...

Found today, lovely ladies woolly hat in the car park at the start of the path to slioch.
Give me a description and i'll pop it in the post to you.
Slioch was amazing BTW

Found today on the path to Glen Einich from coylumbridge next to one of the gates, just after the wee cottage.
Wrap around, clear lens, non prescription sun glasses, might be for a cyclist
If you can tell me the make and model...i'll return them to you
Thanks
Julie

Or "it's a long way to walk to look at some mist...!" our_route.gpx This isn't our actual GPX file, it's a rough guide drawn on the map! So, 3 days off in September and a good weather forecast, we fancied a slice of cheesecake but wondered about stalking issues, phoned Tom Watson the head...

Thank you SO much for sharing, they are stunning photos, especially like the last one with the wee dog and the sunset, what a fantastic couple of days

Thanks for al your comments Aye, I don't think that folk dont like this hill, I just think it is a long way without a bike! Looked like you got a braw day for it, and whats this I hear about a path? all we got was rough ground :lol: There was A bit of a path.... only on the way down and only from th...

:clap: our_route.gpx I haven'y posted on here for a while but I have been lurking and doing lots of hills this year and I thought I would write a report in praise of Maoile Lunndaidh as He seems quite unloved and I liked him We arrived at craig car park to be met by gangs of hungry midgies, the wors...

our_route.gpx Following on from my report Lochaber Sunny Subs part 1 here's the next instalment, still using my ancient phone as a camera so not great quality photos. I'm not sure how many people go up Doire Ban, especially as a single hill, the obvious way to do it would be to descend over it from...

our_route.gpx So, I did the Beast Race on Saturday, Stob Ghabhar on Sunday, worked on Monday but Tuesday was a day off and although my legs were black and blue and a bit achy i thought I'd pop over to Fort William and pick off a couple of subs, how hard could that be... I've made this post into 2 w...

Hi, I have done the Fara that way a couple of times, as I remember there is a locked deer gate at the top of that track but I just climbed over it, heading upwards until I found the old wall and followed that direct to the summit cairn, I then came down by the dircs and back out over Meall nan eagan...

Thanks for your report we did exactly your route yesterday but the clouds came in so it was great to see your photos and. to see what we could have seen!!! The stalkers path is great up that big corrie and we too fell over on the sliipy grass and i just paddled the river as my feet were wet anyway. ...

In our garden last week, the one in the bird table is this years baby, (costs a fortune in nuts!)

Be thankful, my friends dog vomitted up a deer hoof in her kitchen after a run in the forest on the other side of loch laggan one day...it could always be worse!!
Enjoyed your report, i like these hills and often run up to the lochan and back!

Hi there, I used to live in Corriechoillie which is over the river from Roy Bridge, I did cross the river there once by the caravan park but that was in the height of summer and it was still tricky, there are lots of sudden deep channels that can catch you out. I would get off the train at Spean and...

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Re: Found Gold Jewellry Wades Road, Newtonmore

Found Gold Jewellry Wades Road, Newtonmore

Found Ladies Hat Kinlochewe Parking area

Found Wrap around sunglasses, black frame, Rothiemurchas

Cheesecake for breakfast

Re: A' Mhaighdean summit camp and inversion heaven Fisherfie

Re: Maoile Lunndaidh........Well I liked it very much

Maoile Lunndaidh........Well I liked it very much

Lochaber Sunny Subs Part 2

Lochaber Sunny Subs part 1

Re: A less fierce way up The Fara

Re: An Socach - the forgotten Munro of Affric

A plague of red squirrels (almost)

Re: The Killing Fields on Creag Meagaidh on May Day Monday

Re: Roybridge river crossing