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You could do something like this route if you wanted something a bit longer....

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I would go clockwise so the boring bit would be at the start.

It's a detour of about 15km. Only you can know whether that is possible, but it seems like a lot on top of an already long day. The route would be as you guessed - through the forest and along paths and road to the falls.

We were up that way a couple of days after you exploring the boulders the other side of Ballindalloch farm. I hadn't been up Glen Lednock in years and it was lovely, although there were a lot of ticks

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No, is the short answer.

Graeme D wrote:You time travelling now Bod!!!!????

If anyone has sufficient gravitational force to bend space-time...

Sounds like a future Carry On film, Nigel

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2manyYorkies wrote:And a decent quiz.

Would I have approved of the Applecross quiz, JW?

Hope to make Ratagan but will need to wait til Seana gets her shifts, which won't be until end of June.

Meall Sanna or An Groban. Probably loads more but they sprung to mind.

I'm sure I have recounted this tale on here before but here goes again anyway...…. A few years back I had a school DofE group out on a day training walk in the Obney Hills near Dunkeld in September. Let's just say that they were a "special" group, not to be let out along with the "ma...

malky_c wrote:that muscle injury still lingering

Don't suppose she's considered giving it a rest

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For a variety of reasons, people have lost the ability to agree to disagree. Very few things in life are black and white or right or wrong so - to justify personal positions or take some imaginary moral high ground - people like to label those they disagree with. e.g. Brexit supporters being labelle...

Completely agree with JP. Right or wrong, £13 odd is just the going rate these days for a bar meal. I don't think the building is an eyesore either - maybe not to my taste but it doesn't put me up nor down. *sigh* People are either missing the point, or deliberately playing dumb. I can't work out wh...

From the summit of Bidean, continue to Stob Coire nan Beith and down to Bealach An t-Sron. A path leads down from there to Coire nam Beitheach and on to Loch Achtriochtan. It's a lovely and quiet path (relative to Coire nan Lochan).

From Loch, it's just a couple of miles along the Clachaig road.

Just to offer an alternative viewpoint... no complaints from me for some mild weather and lack of snow

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Not done this with an ice axe but I have carried a solitary golf club around Edinburgh on the odd occasion without any noticeable effect on others. Dare I suggest that the appearance and demeanour of said axe handler is more likely to attract the attention of the law's long arm rather than the axe i...

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