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You are both so Inspirational, a life well lived right up to the end

My condolences for your loss

Cracking stalkers path up, still lots of snow up top which influenced our descent down the South shoulder instead of retracing or Am Bathaich. Nice handy snowfield helped with the descent for around 100 m. $matches[2] $matches[2] $matches[2] $matches[2] $matches[2] $matches[2] 97a93361-851f-418d-acd...

Another restart after lockdown, back on the Munro trail after some stuttering over the last few years. Nice walk, good company, hellish drive

Awesome day with Dad returning to the hills. Weather perfect and not too busy on the hills either which was nice. Did the first two pinnacles then dropped down to the bypass as time was running out in terms of daylight. Loved every minute of the day. No dogs though as we were doing the pinnacles. 95...

With Dad recovering from his sore knee I got the chance to head out myself for a day. Weather wasn't great but i wanted to keep up the fitness and get a Munro done. Had planned on the Corbett too but zero visibility at the summit so headed back the way i came, probably lacking a bit of confidence gi...

Had plans to head over the road to do Beinn nan Oighreag after but Dad was really struggling with his knee today so that meant a rather stop/start to the return to the hills

Pleasant small climb nonetheless

Cracking day with Dad before Callum was born in October. Long walk and day but weather was spot on.

Cracking Easter weekend walk with my dad, nephew (Aiden), oldest son Fraser and the dogs

Rolling eggs the following day and we had wind and sleet

Met some of Fraser's friends (Blake and Abbigail) at the Bennachie centre with the parents socially distancing during the walk. Laura manged to do it even while 5 months pregnant. I carried Rory on the carrier and Fraser walked the whole way but insisted on wearing his wellies. fd8a28e3-e9e0-47a5-af...

During lockdown I was able to meet my mum and dad to do a socially distanced walk to my local hill Brimmond. Laura and Rory stayed at home while myself and Fraser did the walk.

Myself and Dad easing ourselves back into the bigger hills after lockdown. The track made it a gentle walk but it fair got the enthusiasm back. I was worried I'd lost my hill mojo.

Well done, Really enjoyed that report

Love the pics of the old ruin cottage and especially the window one where a mother may well have called the kids in for their haggis

You certainly got all weathers

Brilliant report Mal, so inspiring. I’d love to do something like this when my kids are old enough but wouldn’t know where to start :lol: I have read your blogs on the song of the paddle website you have posted the link before and really enjoy the adventures you guys have. Hope to keep reading more ...

Love of the hills knows no nationality boundaries, eh? :thumbup: Nice one. Right on :thumbup: Good to see international cooperation is alive and well and living in the mountains :D :D Some cracking photos there and well done to you all for trusting the dogs could manage - well done dogs for managin...

Wow what a cracking read, well done both

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Nice gentle restart

The last of the Holy Trinity

Single Munro day

2nd warm up Corbett in as many weeks

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Mither Tap with Laura and the boys

Brimmond Hill

Dusting off the lockdown cobwebs

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