Ewen1966 wrote:Come to Ireland. Over the years I have encountered fly tipping in glens, a forestry road w.

I’m just not long back. Either there’s a cleanup just happened or we got lucky as we thought all the hills were very litter free.

Coulags wrote:HMHTitanium - very well put .

If he’s not seen much litter in Europe though then try france or (even worse, much worse) Greece.

Can't help exactly but I've descended to the campsite after the saddle and the tops via the 690m spot height(or thereabouts)

btw, if your ticking munros the summit isn't the trig point but a little bump to the east.

Did it actually mention the mod anywhere in the notice? The usual ones in the pentlands are very officially worded and there’s no ambiguity about who they are from.

AyrshireAlps wrote:Aye, heatmaps is a very good utility, even just to see if someone, anyone, has walked where you're looking!

Of course they could all be searching out that non existent path that the map says is there.

Up until recently I was using a Sony Rx100 (Mk1) on dry days and an Olympus TG6 on wet or unpredictable days. I thought that the Sony pictures were significantly superior and it's a nicer camera to use, but I've lost two of them to the weather. Losing a Mk1 isn't, I suppose, that bad but losing one...

Garmouth is on the bus route and is just before spey bay, where do you need to get to?

Hmmm Not showing as a public road on PKC website but it is on Google maps and the Google car went down it. In 2022 I think Google might have more clout than the council. Must have come in from the north as theres definitely a locked gate just above Kenknock. It was also 2010 that it drove along the...

Unsurprisingly mapping streets will be of limited use on the hill. However as always there’s an alternative https://opentopomap.org/#map=14/57.03450/-3.60824

This is helpful too
https://magic.defra.gov.uk/MagicMap.aspx

I think its quite old. I can see it on photos I took on my 1st visit in 2007 and looked well worn then. Its probably formed from walkers then had some repairs(I assume its had some rework?)

This is a bit out of date, the bridge is open again.
https://newsroom.moray.gov.uk/news/lossiemouth-east-beach-bridge-officially-open

You can get a blackout mask which may be a bit simpler.

I'm on my trail running shoes now until autumn for all hill activities. What are you intending on walking?

I’ve bivvied on the summit of geal charn. Nice and flat but no water.