Hi all This is just a post to let all followers of Walk Highlands & especially those who took time time to read Trailmasher's "epic" posts over the years know that sadly last week he passed away. :( He unfortunately became unwell towards the end of last year (Nov/Dec) & was admitte...

nice report from a not so nice day TM glad ys all enjoyed it & another 1 in the "bag" for Ann
I'll volunteer my services for a plod around Glencoyne head whenever you fancy bud

martin.h wrote:Many congratulations TFW, I bet you felt a great sense of achievement standing on the summit of No 214, you're proof that we should never give up, well done

Stay strong and all the best.

Yes i did as well as blowing a bit
thanks for your kind words

Congratulations TFW. Considering all you've been through, plus the frustrations of the pandemic, all the Wainies in 6 years is a fantastic achievement. My campaign, not that it ever really was a campaign, was spread over a lot longer than that! Nice choice for your final one; looked like you got a ...

Well done TFW a great effort and achievement after the last 2 years or so :clap: :clap: Despite the moans, groans, and bitching following in my wake it has been an enjoyable - if not sometimes fraught - journey even on the many not so good days that we have been through. :-D 8) You've got to keep g...

johnkaysleftleg wrote:Many Congratulations upon completion of the Wainwrights, an impressive enough task on it's own without what you've been through away from the hills. Truly inspirational

many thanks JK!

nigheandonn wrote:Congratulations! It sounds like you've gone through a lot to get there

Looks like it was a good day, too - amazing sky.

many thanks for your comments!

$matches[2] Well, after a 6 year mission, i finally scaled the last summit of my "Wainwright" adventure :D What started out as a 2 day "jolly boys outing/charity walk" to raise funds for Zoes place (a children's hospice in Middlesbrough) in June '15 has now culminated on Place f...

lovely looking walk TM, glad ys enjoyed your day out,
looking forward to joining you again soon (i hope)

great report of the finest area in the LD! As i have often stated on many forums, Fleetwith pike has in my opinion the most stunning views of all the Wainwrights & goes to prove that they don't have to be big to be beautiful

Great to see/hear from you EA! i wondered where you had disappeared :D i am still stuck on 4 due to work & illness :roll: however plans are afoot with TM to get them rattled off asap :D then i will be finishing the 80 odd my dog (Sonny) needs to complete his round! :lol: so plenty of walking lef...

2 great days & a good night out, what more could a man & a dog want! :lol: Aye £20 for a piece of bedroom floor aswell as NOT been allowed in the bar was pathetic imo :roll: As for Sonny getting a much needed drink, he had water all the way round out of little becks n streams & the empty...

nice report mate,
I reckon you've under played the trudge through the dubs
A hard start but the week was about to get a whole lot harder tomorrow!

yes indeed! a nice little" welcome back (again) :lol: :lol: god help me if I hadn't made it out with Wasdale only 2 weeks away now :shock: :lol: thanks for a good but still tiring day out! I think it took a day or two to recover :o Thanks also for your comments JKLL :D hopefully this time I am ...

well done on a challenging 3 days! :clap: It was a pity you didn't get up to Fleetwith Pike as the views down over Buttermere & Crummock water then onto the sea are, in my opinion the finest in the LD, glad to read that sense over rode ambition on the 3rd day :D & you all made it down in hor...