Congratulations great effort!

Update :clap: Well in the end I contacted Marmot UK last year and the immediately agreed to replace the tent. As the Grid is no longer in the range they told me to pick a tent from the range. They did say there was a delay in supply as there was a global tenant shortage at the time. That's the reaso...

Have you tried Traveline Scotland?

Wow! Clearly impressed with our wee country! Its not too shabby is it.

Excellent report and good luck on the final hill

Thanks for the warning. Had a few practices here already so hopefully not too much of a shock.

Hi Ewan, I have an ambition to do some hill walking in Ireland. Hopefully get some movement there soon. Good luck with the WHW. Have completed it a couple of times, all I’ll say is start planning we’ll in advance. I would recommend the Harvey’s WHW map as an excellent planning tool. And the. Walk wi...

Hi Colin,

I live not far from you. Like yourself, quite experienced in a variety environments. If your out and about, I can also car share too. PM if interested.

Calum

You may find sheep more of an issue than cattle on the islands. Worryingly I’ve seen any number of apparently docile dogs change in the presence of sheep. Include my own in this. Bear in mind farmers may shoot dogs that are worrying livestock.

Do not walk through fields unless there is a path or unless you absolutely need to. Respect other peoples properties and livelihoods. Stick to paths where you can. Ask yourself the question ‘am I respecting the owners property’. Unfortunately some routes involve walking distances along tarmac. It co...

Let me begin by saying, "Wow!" And let me continue by saying, "Thank you." I really appreciate all these suggestions, even if they make choosing one approach over another challenging. A good challenge to have, mind you. Arthurs Eat (and anyone else who cares to jump in) - I find...

I'm sure they will have learned the lesson.

I would recommend starting in Newburgh. Its a lovely place. There is quite a bit of inland walking to the Tay Bridge, but I really enjoyed it. The following days through St Andrews, Tentsmuir Forest, Fife Ness, Kingsbarns, Crail Anstruther and on are great. Don't miss lobster on a roll at the shed a...

I could recommend the Fife Coastal path. Never too far away from civilisation and quiet when I did it.

Hi there, Out of interest, which Munro did you complete (well done! :clap: )? And what are your plans? Are you looking to stay reasonably local or further afield? number of walks you're hoping to complete? Just to give a better idea for prospective meets. You can also just ask if anyone fancies doin...