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Well I hope my Tilley is happy on whosever head it sits on now ... and may it’s adventures continue

Caberfeidh wrote:https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=88202

You must have read my mind, I was going to ask you if you had a theory on the odd socks that appear in my laundry and here you have provided the answer

Perhaps this is just part of the Great Hat Migration, they migrate North at this time of year. I expect a similar migration to all the hillwalkers lost gloves marching northwards and leaping off the cliffs like lemmings :roll: Don't be daft - they leap up waterfalls! :shock: :lol: Thank you Caberfe...

Caberfeidh wrote: Perhaps this is just part of the Great Hat Migration, they migrate North at this time of year.

I expect a similar migration to all the hillwalkers lost gloves marching northwards and leaping off the cliffs like lemmings

Caberfeidh wrote:You didn't happen to notice a peckish-looking elephant hanging around did you?

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I might have had more chance of getting it back if there had been !

Sadly the lifetime guarantee doesn’t cover loss just ingestion by wild animals 🤔

Hi
Dropped my newish Tilley hat on the walkout from Suilven on Friday 16th April, it must have fallen from the side pocket of my pack so can't say where abouts on route. Would love to hear from you if it has been found.

Many thanks

The hydro construction works and looong walk in from Attadale would have left me weeping so another route to these remote Munros had to be found and having spied BCS from Sgurr a Chaorachain last year an approach from this side looked do-able. Of course the Corbett Beinn Tharsuinn stands in the way ...

While the rest of Scotland lay under a blanket of thick cloud the eastern most Cairgorms looked promising, turned out a great day and so glad to be back in the hills and have them all to myself. A couple of cyclists passed me early on in the day but as I was intending the route less travelled for th...

No tinsel, no turkey, way to go

Fingers crossed I get a free pass for Christmas next year too

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Beautiful day what a pity the programmed walk was just a low level jaunt

In the pub by 1.30pm...what's that all about?

21.01.17.gpx Beautiful clear day, a first for me for this Big Ben...it's only taken four trips to get a view from the summit, and what a view. From Macdui.JPG Macdui Summit.JPG It was an early start so managed to find myself on my own at the Cairn but must have passed at least a couple of hundred o...

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Sunshine and smashing views over Aviemore and Cairngorms, accompanied by a 16year old Tomintoul

Thanks Ruth
A jolly time had over Christmas Lunch with the gang

19.11.16.gpx And it all started out so well with dawn breaking over An Teallach AnT.JPG All the makings of a great day :D Lochan.JPG But then the gathering before the storm blows in! Gathering before the Storm.JPG At this point I should have retreated - but just didn't know what was waiting round t...

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Another fine but cold autumn day, finished with a wee dram...for medicinal purposes of course!

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Stunning autumn colours across Loch Tay and a fab lunch at the Marina...they could do with turning up the heat a bit though!

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