Change of plan, Sgor Gaoith in Glen Feshie .More likely next week when/if decent weather.
Cairngorm twitter page updated now to welcome us back from 3rd July.

Loch Lochy Munros for me, but as weather looks bad on Friday (when we all get out of jail ,) it will probably have to wait till early next week .Since I have just retired its time to get back to Munros for first time in years, Glen Feshie the following week.....

See also the "5 mile radius ?" thread
I think we will see the end to this muddled guidance tomorrow with clarity when Mountaineering Scotland make statement

Watching the FM statements and q and a session today, I do not know how anybody can think the 5 miles or local relates to sports.She clearly says that it is to stop crowding at tourist places.That is for LEISURE.. Like parks,towns,beaches,Loch Lomond SIDE. Its okay to travel further for golf,fishing...

This from Mountaineering Scotland website. It describes what I was trying to say in my original post. (in bold) "Of particular relevance to Mountaineering Scotland members is that everyone would be permitted to travel short distances for outdoor leisure and exercise – although the advice is to ...

I would suggest that to understand the post you would have to have seen the live q and a session. Nicola said she can’t legislate for everything in the document. She said to use our common sense. The mountain rescue issue is another issue. I would side with them. But remember that the teams and moun...

With a risk at being shot down in flames here, can I highlight the following. I watched the Update live on Thursday 21st May where Nicola stated the stages out of lockdown. She was asked if the 5 mile local rule was rigid and she said no it is not. It is advice. She said the 5 mile advice was to sto...

$matches[2] A lot has changed since the last trip report. The track from 318164 on OS map has been bulldozed almost all the way to the top to facilitate extensive tree planting. The trees have been planted on summit "ridge" also so get up there soon ! There is space to park at start of tr...

http://theconversation.com/when-cows-attack-how-dangerous-are-cattle-and-how-can-you-stay-safe-around-them-79524 The above article has some interesting stats.Seemingly 4-5 people a year are killed, of which 1/4 are walkers.It was a different article I read previously but the stats were the roughly s...

While walking with my dog (under close control on lead) on track between Newton Bridge (in Sma Glen near Crieff, Perthshire) to Auchnafree, we approached a herd of cattle that were on and near the track.Approx grid reference 865318. There was no alternative route we could take as there were some cow...

Thanks for the report.
We climbed this by roughly the same route although we avoided the hags completely by staying close to the west side until going over the minor top before the Corbett.

Note about the two high deer fences. On both there is a couple of styles to use if you go further north east. In fact both the ones furthest North east have a doggy gate too !

There is a website for the Way of St Andrews which is a route from various points in Scotland and England to St Andrews. I have just about completed the Motherwell to St Andrews route, part of which I researched.Give this pilgrimage a try, I think there is a route from Roslyn Chapel.

I took the same route up this hill a few days ago. After I left the main track and headed for the ridge up towards Creag a Mhadaidh . Just to the left at the end of the wall at the edge of a few trees was the full skeleton of a deer. But...still with the head on, fur, eyes, the lot. Talk about creep...

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