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Well done. Very inspiring.

Well done Paul, well deserved. And I have to say, well done to everyone else on here who post such wonderful pictures.

I passed there last week on the West Highland Way and the normal free camping area over the small bridge at the Hotel is fully intact (and plenty people using it) and there are no works going on over the bridge at all.

Wonderful pictures. To be in places like this on such glorious days is totally amazing.

Welcome to the site quaker268 and good luck with your travels.

Hi, Just contact Paul and Helen on this site and I'm sure they'll sort it for you rapidly. They own/organize/run this site.

As others have said, look after your feet. Feet, Feet, Feet. I can't stress it enough. If you feel anything wrong then stop and deal with it. Don't say, I can manage another 7 miles and then deal with it. Deal with it immediately and you'll have a better chance of a successful trip. I've a friend wh...

Wonderful pictures. Excellent.

Well done and always keep going. I'm sure you'll have lots of experiences to share on here in the future.

Wow! Totally amazing winter pictures. Stunning.

Good luck and I'm sure John will complete them all when he has a worthy cause at the heart of his goal. I've been doing them for 45 years and still haven't managed them all!

Finished work on the Friday afternoon and got the 17.40 Citylink Gold bus from Glasgow to Inverness and got a cheap B&B in the town centre. Up early next morning to catch the 7.28 bus to Drumnadrochit and started the walk at 8am. Day 1 - Drumnadrochit to River Affric Car Park, 25.75 miles Saturd...

I always wear the Bridgedale Summit socks with the Bridgedale Coolmax liners regardless of the time of year, the weather conditions or the footwear I'm wearing. I use this combination with 3 season boots, summer boots and trail shoes simply because it works for me and that's the key. Whatever works ...

prog99 wrote:Yes, he's an idiot

Did you ask him if he drove to the start or walked in from sea level.

I quite agree.
How you decide to do a series of hills is up to you and no one else. As long as you enjoy yourself and stay safe that's the important thing.

Hi

The only real difference about walking North to South is that the sun will be in your face if you are lucky enough to get a glimpse. I'll be walking the WHW at the same time from Milngavie to Fort William from 23rd to 28th and so I'll say hello.

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