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Great pictures and report!

I think the two pictures labelled Loch Lubnaig are actually Loch Voil

In the second of those pictures labelled Loch Lubnaig you can actually see Loch Doine, which is at the western end of Loch Voil.

Free poor Tilikum. Seaworld you are a disgrace to the world.

"I was pruning some walnuts"

I guess a walk up a hill is no big deal for a time traveller. Date walked: 28/04/2013

Nice pictures. Really get the essence of the steep sided hills.

Hi, to answer your question - yes, you can walk, or cycle it. Whether it is a "Right of Way" I am not so sure. The first time I went that way, I saw the Private sign at Ellary and turned back, but my mate told me not to worry as it is ok to proceed. The second time, some 'chap' stoped me ...

Thanks Allan I had thought that rights of way in that sense was an English thing and that the meaning was different in Scotland. Utter nonsense that idea :oops: The Scottish Rights of way site was quite helpful in putting me right. I had a look for it after I saw your reply. http://www.scotways.com...

Hi annakerr, I imagine you'll get lot's of big hill recommendations which will be great I'm sure. But here's a walk that goes from the south east end of Loch Awe over to Loch Fyne. Details in the link below. I think this would be a very interesting walk but perhaps others who've done it could commen...

Caberfeidh wrote:Defaecating on the shore of Lochan Uaine. That seems to be a very popular pastime for some who visit the area.

Place must look a right 'dump'!

What does the phrase 'right of way' mean in Scotland nowadays? The following is from the SNH website, " A right of way is a route along which the public have a right of passage. To be a right of way, a route must meet certain conditions. The main ones are that the route must have been used by ...

Hi I have never done the EHW but I have done GGW on a bike. I have to say the GGW is a bit of a poor route and I was glad I did it on a bike to make sure I finished it quicker! Pete Hi, Realise the original post is about walking it but on the idea of cycling... I've cycled the GGW also and have to ...

it constantly amazes me the amount of litter that people leave around our loch sides." I agree, a couple of years ago I saw a litter patrol along Loch Venacher. Popular with 1 night campers that might throw a line into the loch if they can be arsed. Who then seem to leave half the contents of ...

Replying to myself :crazy: :lol: For anyone else interested / wondering this is actually a right of way :clap: Start location: Balimore (NR 708 741) End location: public road at shore of Loch Caolisport, Ellary (NR 740 763) Geographical area: Argyll and Bute Path Type: Civil Road Path distance: 5.5k...

Hi all, Does anyone know if there's a right of way between the road at Balimore (just south of Kilmory) and Ellary (over at Loch Caolisport)? I can see a track on the OS map and wondered if you can walk or cycle on it. Reason for asking is at the Ellary end of the route there's a sign marked Private...

Walk report of the month! IMHO. :clap: I do find walks like this more interesting than the big peaks. Maybe cause all my walking when growing up was in the small hills around Loch Lomond. Stoney Mullen, Boturich etc. Diffrent strokes for different folks I guess. :) I hope to do some walks like this ...

Some more background on this Caberfeidh. Fingers crossed.

http://forargyll.com/2012/06/more-metal-theft-colonsay-loses-valuable-historic-bronze-plate/

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