I've done a lot of wandering around the lowlands, Borders and Galloway areas fairly recently. The thing i notice more than any other place in these areas is that they are awash with grouse butts and traps. Its no surprise to me the hares and all other wildlife numbers are dwindling significantly. Th...

Paul Webster wrote:Josaff, the post removed had no relevance to or mention of hillwalking, or of Scotland.

Walkhighlands doesn't exist for people to spread fake news stories about random overseas events. Please see the moderation policy.

If that was the case then fair enough you had every right to sensor it

We've taken a very liberal approach to moderating this thread up to this point, but have deleted the latest post, which was a promotion of irrelevant conspiracy theories with no relevance to walking, following complaints. The latest government guidance is extremely clear - "people should conti...

I'm not sure if circumstances similar to mine have came up before. I am classed as a key worker and my job takes me all over Scotland. A lot of the time on the way back from wherever i happen to be i decide to stop and find somewhere to walk. Whether that be up a hill or anywhere really. Sometimes i...

I don't quite get exactly what risk these folk were presenting? Changed days indeed, when a MRT, backed by the twee society out there, resorts to publicly shaming folk. well said mate! They may not have been publicly named but if they were i'm sure many on these forums would take great pleasure in ...

Well done again mate I was glad I was able to share it with you. It was a brilliant day. It was great to meet you and Ross on the way up.
Take care

I loved this report. It made me love my country and its mountains even more. I had a huge smile and felt emotional at the same time if that makes any sense. Thank you for your brilliant, enthusiastic report Milan. May you come back soon and the weather be more kind to you.