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18 miles + 1 Munro + 1 huge blister = me legs are sore!!!

18 miles + 1 Munro + 1 huge blister = me legs are sore!!!


by jstalker66621 » Thu Feb 23, 2012 2:25 pm

Route description: Beinn Dearg from near Blair Atholl

Munros included on this walk: Beinn Dearg (Blair Atholl)

Date walked: 21/02/2012

Time taken: 5.52 hours

Distance: 29 km

Ascent: 1028m

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Re: 18 miles + 1 Munro + 1 huge blister = me legs are sore!!

Postby basscadet » Fri Feb 24, 2012 12:08 pm

jstalker66621 wrote:
basscadet wrote:Check oot the 'fake' dearg cairn a coupla weeks ago.. was just like a monkey :lol:



Hahahahaha looks like it's puckering up for you there big man...


Aye, John was getting a bitty excited :lol:
I was the camerawoman :)

A pretty exposed place for a picnic though :shock: Lady March must of either been a hardy quine, or of got a bonnier day for it...
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Re: 18 miles + 1 Munro + 1 huge blister = me legs are sore!!

Postby monty » Fri Feb 24, 2012 6:49 pm

Jeezus cwist John, what the feck is in them jelly babys?? I want some. I ran some of this in order to get a faster time than, fitter than a butchers dog, Andrew Doggett and you stil beat my time :shock: :shock: I need to come walking with you :D :D

Good report. :D
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Re: 18 miles + 1 Munro + 1 huge blister = me legs are sore!!

Postby jstalker66621 » Sat Feb 25, 2012 2:49 am

monty wrote:Jeezus cwist John, what the feck is in them jelly babys?? I want some. I ran some of this in order to get a faster time than, fitter than a butchers dog, Andrew Doggett and you stil beat my time :shock: :shock: I need to come walking with you :D :D

Good report. :D


Really Monty??? It's easy on your own, you just go at your own pace, head down, get it done, unless there are views for me to stop and take pics...
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