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Spreading Al's ashes up Morven, he wanted them spread up Morven looking to loch Davan and loch Kinord. I was accompanied by school friend Callum. Sad but we did it old boy.

I have been rather dormant in terms of visiting the site and writing reports on the very few walks I have done. The weight is piling on and the get and go to actually get out is not there. Even the dogs are wondering what the hell is going on :shock: I write this report with glowing reference to 5 w...

Just myself and the dogs met 6 others coming down. A fine hill with great views into Knoydart. Felt like if we fell off this hill we'd land on the car

Only took about half a dozen pictures of the day

Lovely flat walk with my wife and kids along the River Dee at Peterculter. Dog friendly.

We took a West to East clockwise route - this is the walk along the old Deeside railway line

Dogs getting a dook in the River Dee

The dogs love a good swim and it washes the mud off them

Fraser throwing rocks for the dogs

Picking out the best stones

Rory and me

Me, Rory, Fraser, Laura

We all needed some much needed exercise after the festive period and with my wife taking the wee one away to meet her friends for coffee me and Fraser joined my dad, niece and nephew for a jaunt up Scotly Hill near Banchory. Amazingly I had never done this wee cracker. Started off from the woodland ...

Happy belated bday
People like you are really inspirational

Fingers crossed you get a wee bday voucher from webtogs as that was also a real corker of a report
Look forward to more reports

Sorry to read about Jack, I liked reading your reports with him and Tess

He was lucky to have such a good life with your family and his memory will
Iive on in your reports and pictures
ATB

Aye, these sabbaticals from the hills are contagious, quite a few of us have been 'taken' down with it

Good to be back ain't it

Although you don't do anything by halves eh

Cheers

Meant to comment on this a couple days ago, still look out for your reports Al. This is a belter and you both take on some tough walks

Aden looks a belter, maybe get round to it one of these days

First report in a while. An ever growing family, new job and other commitments meant i only managed one Munro last year and it wasn't even a new one - a repeat of Lochnagar for the umpteenth time, not that it was a hassle as it's a fine walk. Changes were needed so with a less stressful and time con...

Cracking day with the dogs. Nutter season driving through Rannoch moor and Glencoe - loonies everywhere. Felt it on the knees in the descent, its hell of a rough coming down. Ace views of Glencoe and the giants of the Nevis range. IMG_9645.JPG IMG_9647.JPG IMG_9648.JPG IMG_9652.jpg IMG_9654.JPG IMG_...

Sorry Marts just picked up your response, yeah sure get in touch nearer the time as it be good to catch up for a hill or two. I’ve still got the same number
Matt

I nearly did these two last Friday (Easter Friday) but ended up in the Mamores. A good insight into what to expect though :clap: I know the struggle of Juggling work and family, it has meant the hills have taken a back seat this last year for me but as Fast Eddie said at the end of The Colour of Mon...

Well done Marts, that’s a great milestone especially when you consider the distance you have to travel

Of course you’ll get to the end

I’m hoping to make up for lost time this year, never managed any new Munros last year

Cheers

I’ll second the Ice Factor at Kinlochleven. There’s a via ferrata in kinlochleven that I’ve heard is great too. You can rent out mountain bikes at the bottom of the gondola which kids that age will love, the tracks are awesome, bit of downhill speed there that will have your heart in your mouth :sho...

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Saying cheerio to Al

Eastern Europeans and a Scot on the Forcan Saddle

Beinn Sgritheall

The Lovers Walk - Peterculter

Fraser's first wee Hill

Re: Carnmore...and More. Fisherfield for Softies

Re: Loch Linnhe views for pup's first hill and old boy's las

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Re: Joyous Return to Kinlochhourn

The Eighe'r

Mamores no more

Re: Reaching 200 on the Loch Laggan threesome.

Re: The Scotsman & the birds - making hay while the sun shin

Re: Reaching 200 on the Loch Laggan threesome.

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