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Thanks if not just need to hook it up with the fence and walk in.

Hi I was intending to do this as a bike/hike soon. I have a heavy eMTB so at the locked gate do you think I will get it through the pedestrian gate as lifting it any height is not really an option?

Thanks I will plan those 3 in together for a day out.

Hi looking to do a few of these on the same day as short outings. Where did you start Cacra from to get the track?

Good fun with your son scrambling through the trees. Bet he enjoyed it more than a straightforward track. One for him to remember even if it was just a small one lol,

Thanks, I was aware of it. In fact, last year after doing the two Cairns my return route was to head that way and on to Currie.

Thanks, the small fence would not have stopped that big boy but at least I did not have to squeeze past him on the narrow track. Funnily I set out to do both of them last year from the A70 side. Once again coos got in the way. I was on one of the wooden bridges when a herd of cows were rampaging thr...

$matches[2] On this short trip to the eastern lands, I had a day off and opted to tick off East Cairn principally as it has been on my to-do list for years. It is the status of highest point in the City of Edinburgh district. Plenty of route options so I hummed and hawed and eventually decided on t...

Spartleton actual.gpx The weather forecast was for the first good day for ages so I escaped for a morning and headed for Spartleton Hill. Described by Walkhighlands as a rounded dome in the Lammermuir Hills. It is surprising that so quickly can the city of Edinburgh be left behind. When I reached G...

Intending to do it soon so thanks for the update

Glad I gave you some inspiration. I have not done so many reports on this site as I post everything on my own blog and was too lazy to keep copying them over. You have inspired me to start doing it again for some of my walks. If you get bored sometime, they are all on this link. The search option sh...

$matches[2] Feeling better today so decided on a bigger test. I was thinking about Quinag but not really in that shape so opted for its singular neighbour, Glas Bheinn. I knew this was a 6-hour ramble today, but the forecast was the best day of the trip so made use of it. Two options for this hill ...

Hi pretty sure I spoke to you on the day not long after you came through the overgrown area near the start. An excellent little hill and on a good day like that there were great views. You were obviously unlucky with the shower as none earlier.

These are great birds to see. Ayrshire now a hotspot. Almost guaranteed on the mudflats at Fairlie/Hunterston. Even regulars at the stinking rocks Barassie.

Charge is now £5 pay at reception cash or card. Give you a piece of paper to stick on your car.

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East Cairn Hill from Carlops.....Watch out for the coos

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Remote Glas Bheinn.....The hill of the ticks

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