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TTWFF The cape wrath trail May 2012 PART 2
by ttwff » Tue Jun 12, 2012 3:09 pm
Date walked: 02/05/2012
Time taken: 20 days
Distance: 452 km
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Finshed the cape wrath trail 2nd may to the 22nd. Distance walked 452km. Ascent 13917 meters descent 14473 meters and 4 days spent in the tent not moving due to bad weather. Took way to much gear with me better to have more than you need.
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The Cape Wrath Trail by
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