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Yes - thanks! Hopefully it should keep going up for the next few months..

Hey Hillfitter - welcome on board. The Ochils were a bit of an old stomping ground for me - I used to catch the bus through the hillfoot villages every few weeks and go for a wander. We will get the Ochils onto the site at some point!

Hope you have a great New Year.

Hi Mark and welcome to the site! I'm sure there are loads of clubs in your area, in Lancs, Yorks and in the Northeast, so you could take your pick. Have a look at the British Mountaineering Council website and they should have a good list. But do come back here to post your adventures and reports! W...

Hi there and welcome on board! I think there are alot more of us hill cowards out there than are usually admitted - all my (infrequent) scrambles are attempted with great fear and trepidation, and bypass paths are very popular particularly with Helen

Cheers mate - welcome to the site and hope you have a great New Year.

Hi there. The first thing you need to do is make sure the photo is a maximum of 500 or so pixels across, otherwise it is too big for the forum. You can probably use whatever software you normally use to look at your photos to do this. Press 'Add photograph' Use the 'browse' button to find the photo ...

What a great way to spend Christmas Day - I ate so much lunch I could hardly move on a kilometer-long road circuit in the Braes - but it was just enough for the lunch to move a little further down. Sounds like you might be getting more into walking next year!

Here's to announce another new feature to the Forum. As well as including photos in your posts and trip reports, if you use GPS software you can now include interactive OS maps with your walk tracklog marked on :D To do so, all you need to is save your tracklog from your mapping software in GPX form...

Hi Buachaille I'm glad to say we've now made it so you can add what we've called 'Notes'. These can be associated with any combination of Munros, Corbetts, Grahams, or Walkhighlands routes, and can contain whatever you like, such as dates you climbed them, weather, companions or whatever it is you'd...

..bit more work...

Everyone's profile now shows all their trip reports. This makes your profile a bit like a blog as your friends could look to see what you've been upto lately.

Hi Kenny - welcome on board and I hope you have a great New Year.

i only started doing munros this year and have to say ive caught the bug big time there's no real cure :D Staying at the Cluanie Inn should give you a good boost. My plans for next year: Explore north Sutherland and southern Argyll. Explore the lower hills of Lochalsh and Torridon. Do more walking ...

I've just completed the second of the changes- the enhancements to the mountain pages so that the trip reports are more obvious. I've also moved the lists of users who have bagged the peak to the bottom and used the full width, as the lists are getting long for things like Ben Nevis.

Hi Robbo and welcome to Walkhighlands!

I'm suprised there are so many people joining in the run-up to Christmas - are you all escaping overdoses of relatives

Welcome to the site. Yes, heading up hills is certainly a great way to get rid of all those mince pies we're eating at the moment

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