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Hundleshope and Stob Law

Hundleshope and Stob Law


Postby Justdrums » Sun Jul 21, 2024 1:40 pm

Donalds included on this walk: Glenrath Heights, Stob Law

Date walked: 20/07/2024

Time taken: 5.5 hours

Distance: 16 km

Ascent: 639m

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With T, 51 and 52 of 89.

Meadow pipit chick in nest in middle of path.

Also saw Golden Plover and Hen Harrier ... and 3 motorbikes.


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Wanted to continue my bid to do Dun Rig horseshoe w/o the massive walk. So instead have split it into two massive (for me) walks instead.

Had wanted something easier to do since had not been up a hill since Feb for various reasons. Had Cademuir as an opt-out if necessary but ended up going for this after all. Heart and lungs held up but feet and thighs suffering a but by the end. Used Google Street view to identify the parking sport that is not marked on the map.
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On the slope of Chester Hill, looking towards Cademuir, car parki is the little nick in the forestry on the right

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Joined ATV track just beyond Juniper Craigs

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Stob Law with Tinto (I think) behind

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Great view of Pentlands and beyond to Arthurs seat and even the Forth

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Inspiring Donald top of Middle hill

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Inspiring top of Stob Law with Middle Hill behind

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Came down shoulder of Stob Law over the heather rather than via Canada - looked a bit quicker
Justdrums
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