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what about looking at alpkit's drybag rucksacks alpkit.com they do a 20l drybag rucksack and havy duty drybags with duffle-bag type straps in various sizes

this is on stob na broige when there was no doubt about the navigation, looks similar don't you think

I second that. Burn o' Vat is an amazing place and we've been there several times. not everyone wants to do epic walks and it's good to have a mix of everything to look at.

question from my OH- what kind of tent is it you are using?

we have a similar arrangement - otherwise I complain as he has more free time than I have.

that was great fun I enjoyed reading and I'm impressed at this trip all the way from Aiberdeen!! what time did you leave union square?

fingerless.jpg these are my hame knittit fingertip-less gloves which I wear all the time. great for camping, very light, about 30g the pair, can do anything I want in them and they stay warm when wet. they do felt somewhat when wet but it doesnt affect the warmth (like the Dachstein?) When it's rea...

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the Jetpacker. it's about 30 years old and is still good. one of our boys christened it the Coffin as it's brown, small and wider at the head end

we have one of them, we call it the Coffin.

I liked the look of this, we've been thinking of doing this route but perhaps camping at Loch nan Eun and taking in An Socach as well. Maybe on the next trip to Deeside

and can anyone advise on what is a safe weight for a child to carry? Our daughter is 12 and very slight, if we camp out she only takes a day sack and we carry the rest of the gear. but as she is now starting to grow a bit, she can probably manage more. although getting a well fitting rucksack for a ...

never got away with the sparky thing. I have a turboflame lighter but it's no good in the cold. I always have several boxes or waterproof containery things of matches stashed in various places. I can do the sparky thing if I have backup matches, or on a nice warm beach with dry punk and driftwood wh...

most importantly, keep the sleeping bag and spare socks dry with drybags or polybags. And the matches. lots of matches

but it does give you an excuse to go back. hope you are ok now

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