2 Ways to look at this one...........the hills are there for everyone to enjoy Far to many people can cause congestion,this could cause frustration,this could cause an accident. Me,if we all go & start together,we all finish together,always have done this when walking in company,always will do....

rocket-ron wrote:am not a defo any more depends how my new work patteren works out. More the better i say

Aye, Ron, so you keep saying, but no matter how often you do, it won't change my mind about numbers on a walk.

Best just leave it as agreeing to disagree, I reckon?

the more the better :D Approximately 17 folk so far? Whit a nightmare that would be! :( Awww don't be like that Cuil ... bet you're a social animal on the sly :lol: 8) :lol: Well, in my opinion, it'll be more like Sauchiehall Street up there rather than a very special place to be. As for me being s...

rocket-ron wrote:the more the better

Approximately 17 folk so far? Whit a nightmare that would be!

gammy leg walker wrote:So how many are going/may be going........lost count

Hunners..... far too many for the one hill...!

Had a quick look and it is definitely much better, no need for all that annoying horizontal scrolling now!

Glad that my vote in this thread from last year finally counted and others have come round to my way of thinking.... Thanks.

Paul Webster wrote:Thanks for that one, should now be ok I think

Aye, working now. Thanks.

Paul Webster wrote: Please let us know if you encounter any problems.

Paul, trying to send you a PM but get the following message, is it related to the changes you have recently made?

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Cheers Susie, So you have these crazy grouse as well I had honestly never seen so many ever!!! I got really excited seeing them at first and then after 20 minutes of stopping the car to let them cross the road... the novelty soon wore off!!! Still hope I didn't kill any of them though Were they the...

Paul&Antonia wrote:I only saw the bird from behind but it was definitely a mottled brown colour on its back with no hint of grey.

So.....What chance I saw my first ( and probably only ) Goshawk?.

Yes, I think it is entirely possible.
The colour suggests that it could have been a juvenile bird.
Good spot!

It was my iliotibial band that was causing it and it took six weeks of excercising and stretching to put right. I continue to do the excercises and haven't looked back since. Mur Hi Mur, Had that exact same problem too when I first started hillwalking and agree with you that the more hills climbed ...

All you folks seem a touch keen on the workings of Satmap; shame on you look at the views... :lol: Actually, I very rarely look at the Satmap because this old guy's only reason for walking the hills is for the views, and as I do that at a very relaxing pace (aye, slow), I can assure you that I see ...

spokes2563 wrote:not quite a tornado but still impressive

Looks like a R.A.F. Tucano.....or were you referring to the sheep??

Distance is about 600m to the south east, and I think they are well worth the visit.
Enjoy!

. Sunrise at 08:12 and Sunset at 16:49 at the end of June? I'm thinking your magic box is telling you lies! Acht, we've been through this :? :lol: The tell tale red cross means I took this picture at home where in my study there's no GPS reception, so it defaults to the default setting... 101 km fr...