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I really thought it was the two Lomonds and Bishop Hill from somewhere on the Ochil side - repeating geography!

There's a little exhibition in the Central Library at the moment about Munro and the Munros - mostly about Munro himself on the boards by the main door, and more generally about lists and bagging in the cabinet halfway up the stairs. Nothing specially exciting, but quite pretty to look at. There are...

Miles without stiles has a list of Lake District walks, if you ever go that far south - https://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/visiting/things-to-do/walking/mileswithoutstiles

A red-legged partridge, it looks like. I like its fancy feathers!

I was a little surprised by the responses - I've seen much harsher responses to less ambitious projects - but actually I think sometimes the very strong responses backfire and the poster just thinks 'why should I listen to people like that?' And although the idea was ambitious as a whole, if it star...

It happens to people every so often - it seems to be that your IP rotates on addresses, and you end up with the address last used by someone who was up to something bad. If you search the forums there's some advice about how to get a new IP address more quickly (otherwise it rotates on eventually......

There was some discussion before at https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=99389&p=430100&hilit=walkhighlands+lake+district#p430100

Something that caught my eye yesterday - jelly ear or Judas's ear fungus

They really are eerily (sorry) like ears...

It's also surprisingly like the Black Hill over Threipmuir reservoir, although the farms are in the wrong place - stock issue scenery, apparently!

Somewhere along Sail Beck/Rigg Beck?

Ooh, lovely!

I'm going to say The Cheviot, just because it looks like the sort of thing it might do...

Somewhere in the books too there's a plea for a map with only summit names, too, instead of all the grazing area names.

There's nothing wrong with efficient routes - the original books are full of ways of linking up the hills to each other - but I'd have lost a lot of pleasure making up my own routes from sets of those links if I'd let another book do it for me.

I take it you're looking for something other than the actual Wainwright books? Not many times in there, but all the routes and starting points and distances you could possibly want! (I've got a real soft spot for them - none of the 'here is the one best route' guides for other areas have quite been ...

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