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Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk


Postby Ian Bayne » Sun Nov 11, 2012 1:49 pm

Donalds included on this walk: Innerdownie

Sub 2000' hills included on this walk: Lendrick Hill

Date walked: 10/11/2012

Time taken: 3.45 hours

Distance: 13.5 km

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Castlehill reservoir
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Lendrick hill
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Innerdownie
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Innerdownie
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Jake at the Innerdownie cairn
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Glenquey reservoir
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Jake at the Innerdownie cairn
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Wot no white stuff
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Knockhill
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jake at the cairn
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castlehill dam
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castlehill dam
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A drover
After last weeks exploits in the wilds of Kintail it was to the serenity of Glen Devon and a couple of wee hills .The first target of the day was Lendrick I parked at the brige on the Dunning road took a look at the map only route to be taken straight up picked up a faint atv track whick took us almost to the top I picked up a faint outline of a trig point through the murk target reached there is also a small cairn 456m .No views only one option about turn and back to the car . Time taken 1hr 15min distance 4km doddle.
The next target Innerdownie parked off at the castlehill reservoir decided to head up Glenquey for a longer route followed the road up to the dam then onto the old drovers track along the reservoir. Looked for the maidens well gave up . Took a route up to Bentie Knowe followed the deer fence to the top of the hill and made my way onto Innerdownie keeping the Glen Sherrup woods on the left and reached the cairn a quick brew and followed the hill path down to Burnfoot then back to the car time taken 2hr 30min distance 9.5km
All in all a nice day out a nice slow daunder
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby pigeon » Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:54 pm

So thats where you were hiding,didnae think you were out.Catch you this weekend :wink:
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Frigate » Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:26 pm

Nice one, I had a cheeky quick trip to Meall Buidhe. Did you have to do a walk to keep the peace with Jake.
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Graeme D » Sun Nov 11, 2012 10:39 pm

Nice to see those two again from a different perspective. I liked Innerdownie. Wasn't overly fussed for Lendrick Hill though. Good to see what Glenquey Reservoir looks like too - it was pitch dark when I walked out on that track.
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Ian Bayne » Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:33 pm

Frigate wrote:Nice one, I had a cheeky quick trip to Meall Buidhe. Did you have to do a walk to keep the peace with Jake.

No the wife was off wanting me to do chores so me and the dog bailed
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Ian Bayne » Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:37 pm

Graeme D wrote:Nice to see those two again from a different perspective. I liked Innerdownie. Wasn't overly fussed for Lendrick Hill though. Good to see what Glenquey Reservoir looks like too - it was pitch dark when I walked out on that track.

Its a nice wee area except for Salmonds windmills spoiling the hills
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Ian Bayne » Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:38 pm

pigeon wrote:So thats where you were hiding,didnae think you were out.Catch you this weekend :wink:

I think Im getting used to this hill walking lark
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Re: Lendrick and Innerdownie a wee walk

Postby Graeme D » Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:33 am

Ian Bayne wrote:
Graeme D wrote:Nice to see those two again from a different perspective. I liked Innerdownie. Wasn't overly fussed for Lendrick Hill though. Good to see what Glenquey Reservoir looks like too - it was pitch dark when I walked out on that track.

Its a nice wee area except for Salmonds windmills spoiling the hills


Aye, it's not very often I find myself wanting to line up alongside Donald Chump, but ........ :crazy:
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