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First walk of the holiday down in Crieff. GPS read: Moving time 2:25 Stopped Time 2:44 Never spent more time stationary than i have moving before. Birthday was the day before and i only had a few drams :shock: :lol: IMG_7350.JPG IMG_7352.JPG IMG_7353.JPG IMG_7354.JPG IMG_7355.JPG IMG_7358.JPG IMG_73...

End of a cracking holiday in Crief. Met an architect that was a Jambo fan and walked the majority of the walk with him.

Nice day walking in from Loch Turret. Must be the shortest travelling distance i've ever done to the start of a hill walk, we were staying at Crief Hydro for the week. Saw Buzzards, Red Kites, Ravens and deer today. Luckily i checked the gps for the summit as the big cairn was not the summit and the...

Another day out with Ewan - he had never done Lochnagar so wanted to go there, it was a repeat for me now done it 5 times. Great day and means although it was a repeat i did get one Munro walk in 2018

Ewan summit trig with dogs

Walk with my mate Ewan (a mate from school whom has come up from London) and Ally and his Wire Haired Vizla.

Out with Dad again, we chose these two as this seemed the area best for weather, the Munros were out due to the wind and rain on Friday. Really enjoyed these hills, it seemed like muich more ascent that the 878 m stated in the walk report that's for sure. I felt really fit but dad was not right toda...

First new Munro in soooo long, picked an easy one with Dad to break us back into it. Cracking walk with sun making the landscape lunar like with all the small lochs and flat lands resembling the dark side of the moon. Luckily all the snow has gone and we had spring like conditions. The dogs need to ...

I like Corrie/Coire or Beinn for a male dog too.

I have a Roy and a Lochy both male spaniels.
Roy coz I liked the name and Lochy after Lochnagar

Lovely report there, thanks for sharing

Just to get back out on the hills a bit more regularly. Can't see that happening though since the second wee boy came along last year so don't want to start putting numbers down as I'm afraid I'll just set myself up for dissappointment.
Let's go canny with one new Munro, Corbett and Graham

Well done on the walk, that's an epic one that

And a fine dog she was. So Sorry for your loss.

Hope the new puppy is giving you hours of fun and joy.

A fitting tribute there Graeme with cracking pics through the years, she was a fine dog

Was really sorry to read your FB post on this, she was a lucky dog. Her job is complete in that she has inadvertently helped you guys and more importantly your daughter understand the great circle of life. The lovely thing coming from it all is its maybe just left a gap that needs filled by another ...

I was a relatively late starter at the age of 26. I was away for long periods and when I was at home like others it was spent with my girlfriend (now wife) or my mates, no time for the hills. In that time my dad was picking away at the Munros and he dragged me up Bynack More. We had a terrible argum...

Ben Alder for me, a fantastic day with my dad.

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A walk i spent more time stationary than i did moving

End of a lovely week

Auchnafree Hill while holidaying in Crief

Lochnagar repeat

Vrackie with Ewan and Ally

Two Ronnies and the Foss Mine

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