After completing the Berwickshire Coastal Path , I went a wander over the Halidon Battlefield site. An amazing space with great views to Berwick-Upon-Tweed. Fascinating space and you can understand why the Scots got gubbed during this battle. https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryMagazine/DestinationsU...

An amazing walk with Chewie. We should have done it in two days but ended up doing the last stage again 😂. Why do Eyemouth to Berwick-Upon-Tweed again dead simple. A very kind local gave us directions to the start which turned out to be a short cut. The sign posts after the border were few and far b...

Amazing day , i thought i was going slow but managed to do the route in 4.36

OMG, What a day Chewie and i were eaten alive with midgies, baked into the mountain due to unrelenting heat. Lond day and very tired at the end.

Walked with Chewie,

Bluebird skies and a cracking route to walk, 10/10

Supposed to be an easy day lol, walked in from the dam i felt as if this route was never ending he he he

Warm days, i really enjoyed this route, with the exception of the boggy walk out

Amazing end to my trip to Inverness, 200th Munro super happy

Thinking off you Gammy , good to see you have boots on the ground. I wish I only had 20 to go 😏.

Bluebird skies, packed for the weather report in that i was expecting rain, thunder and lightening. Instead i got burnt to a crisp with no sunscream. Good routes apart from the decent which took forever

Absoultey the best day on a mountain so far , omg walked with Chewie and Dave Fowler from West Coast Mountain guides

Walked with M and R, M was struggling with the route so i aborted and headed to the island of Eriska for a wander

First Munro of the season due to Covid 19. Absolutely amazing day with R on the mountains. Great track to the first Munro and then a reasonable track to the second. Cleared my head and relaxed a great deal

We planned four Donald’s at the Daer however with a yellow weather warning for wind and rain. We opted for Well Hill to salvage something from the trip. On the way home I stopped at the Telford bridge in Elvanfoot to locate the cemetery where 37 Irish workers were buried during the building of the C...