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Nice Spring morning on 2 local hills.

189.gpx Easter Sunday and another trip to the inlaws meant another day in the Cairngorms, getting up mega early to try and take advantage of a weather window. A lot of snow had fallen in the previous days, which made for this feeling like a big day - the knee-high trudge up to the summit ridge espe...

Stripy red/orange/brown bobble hat (as worn in picture) lost somewhere near the shelter stone on 31/03/24. Please PM me if found.

Thank you

Central_Ochils.gpx I'm just going to say it - in the Winter, I think I prefer longer solo walks in the 'local' uplands than half days in the Highlands in full Winter conditions. Less driving, less prep, more daylight, and home in time for dinner! I guess I am finally admitting that, after 10 years,...

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Brushing off the holiday cobwebs with a big round of the (very busy) Pentlands. Chilly but glorious!

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A stunning day in the Cairngorms with bitterly cold temps but priceless views. A bit of peace and calm before the holiday season.

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A beautiful crisp Saturday morning walking from Carluke to Lanark with Omi.

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$matches[2] After a couple of months of no hills (illness followed by a house move to blame), consoling myself only with the constant rain of July & August, just had to get out in some space. While the rest of the country basked in warm, humid, air, I managed to find one of the few places with ...

$matches[2] 3 and a half weeks without any hills during a sunny period was killing me. Busy at work and social commitments - had to get back out. A cloudy (but warm) forecast meant I headed for those oft-cited unspectacular hills of the Monadh Liath, but I actually really enjoyed them. Lovely varie...

$matches[2] A big Cairngorms walk had been central to my list of walking goals for 2023, and never a finer opportunity had presented itself than when staying at Omi's parents on a week of Sunny annual leave and with some relative fitness in my legs. A very claggy Lairig Ghru initially, however by t...

$matches[2] An early start from camping on the beach at Morar (new tent passed the test) meant I was first in the car park at Glenfinnan for a chilly start walking along the glen (first time under the viaduct :)). Turned into another absolute roaster of a day - brilliant! Only downside were a coupl...

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Roasting hot day on Gulvain with Euan and Fergus the dog on the first day of annual leave. Followed by a dip in the river and my first ever night solo camping at Silver Sands of Morar

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Nice day with Oms exploring our local area via a new waymarked path.

These 2 are very much on my radar and hopefully this will be the year. The way you are working your way along the A86, it almost looks like you have a plan of action.............. PS - not sure about the selfie :lol: :lol: :lol: Nice one Gordie, look forward to reading about your go at these. You'l...

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Culter Fell & Chapelgill Hill

Hats Aff to Beinn Mheadhoin

Lost near the shelter stone: Stripy red bobble hat

Central Ochils

Pentlands Skyline

Wonderful Bhuachaille in the Snow

Old Lanark Road

Exploring

South Laggan Munros

Monadh Liath, looking quite Glas

A Cairngorm Epic

Scorchio 2.0 at Glenfinnan

Scorchio on Gulvain

Birthday Magnificent 11

Re: Glen Spean Double