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Oh my god , I look completely KNACKERED in that video from the start...um wait a minute, I was!!!

Aw Alan, you promised you'd fast forward my bits to make it look as though I was walking faster...oh I see, you did that, oh well then, oops .

I'm not waving at the camera, I was trying to give Alan the fingers but I had mitts on grrr .

Yup, we did re-enact the Clachaig hair-pulling battle scene [takes a bow] .

Thanks very much, Alan, for getting me up that hill despite my sweary words protests.TOP JOB AND VIDEO

Thanks very much, Alan, for getting me up that hill despite my sweary words protests.

It was not "watch your French" but more your "f*****g Greek!"

Ah you know what I'm going to ask next, what's the song so I can download it?

Sia- Breath me. A brilliant song, if you ever watched "Six feet Under" it was on the last episode....best ending ever of a series.

Excellent stuff - very amusing. Glad your navigational skills are better than your parking skills.

terrific wee video - but no footage of the balaclava ?

@ rockhopper.

That's me in the balaclava, magicdin ...no close-ups though, phew!

I've got one of those back to front balaclavas

that's my woolly hat.

Okay, you win, Alan, orange sponge cake DOES exist ...


Maybe those long-haired 'lassies' in the Clachaig will bake one for you

Ingredients: 3 eggs, separated; 200g (7 oz) caster sugar; 1 tablespoon orange zest; 200g (7 oz) plain flour; 1 dessertspoon baking powder; and 6 tablespoons orange juice.

Preparation method:
1. Preheat oven to 160 C / Gas mark 3. Grease and flour one 23cm (9 in) cake tin.
2. Beat egg yolks, sugar and orange zest until light and fluffy. Mix flour and baking powder together. Alternately add flour mixture and orange juice to the egg yolk mixture.
3. In a separate large clean bowl, with a clean wire whisk or electric beater, beat egg whites to stiff peaks, and fold into batter.
4. Pour batter into prepared tin and bake in preheated oven for 50 to 60 minutes.

Maybe those long-haired 'lassies' in the Clachaig will bake one for you

Yes, they could do with hairnets....not just to bake a cake
Mmmmm, get baking before the next meet, that looks as if it would just fit in your rucksack, after all who needs a rucksack full of winter gear...like crampons etc......

Funny guy

@ hairnets

Hi Janet, Its the Canny Geordie, I'v told Alan before that damed phone will get him into alsorts of trouble. Great report, we will have to meet up in the Clachaig one night.