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Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back

Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back


by gammy leg walker » Sun Mar 03, 2013 12:24 pm

Munros included on this walk: Càrn Dearg (Corrour), Sgòr Gaibhre

Date walked: 02/03/2013

Time taken: 10 hours

Distance: 25.1 km

Ascent: 1200m

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Re: Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back

Postby gammy leg walker » Wed Mar 06, 2013 10:37 am

pollyh33 wrote:All hail the mighty one! Gammy is back :clap: :clap:

GLW = Gammy Leg Walker? Nah! GLW = Glorious Legend Willie :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:


:oops: :oops:

Valerie wrote:Great to see you back on the hills Gammy, it looked a more challenging route than our one last week, good for you :clap: Looking forward to seeing you again soon :D


Soon,Val,soon.

dawnfoth wrote: Hope the ankle and ligaments don't give you anymore grief!


Ankle feels good.

Bod wrote: See you out there soon :) :) :)


Soon Bod,soon. :wink:

Stretch wrote:Average report at best . . . only cause I'm not in it :lol: :lol: :lol:

Seriously though, thrilled that you got out again and bagged a couple new summits. I know you've been frustrated these past 6 months, but its full steam ahead now buddy!


Thanks mate,see you soon.

dooterbang wrote:Great to see your motivation is still as strong

Was a hard slog this time.

dogplodder wrote:It's great to see you back out after the ankle injury - and not content with just one either! :clap:


Thank you,was a little further than intended.

PeteR wrote:Good to see you back in the hills GLW :D Six months is a long time :( Perhaps underated, but a good, remote trek :D


Too right x 3.

laconic surf wrote:Nice one GLW. Can only imagine how frustrating those six months will have been, great to see you back.


Great to be back.

tomyboy73 wrote: Gammy some people will never get it, this is our playground !!


And what a playground.

morag1 wrote:Well done on getting back out and about, hope the ankle holds up and you bag some more Munros :D


Thanks more already planned.

mountain thyme wrote:Glad to see you back oot :D


Glad to be back oot
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Re: Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back

Postby gymman47 » Fri Mar 08, 2013 12:46 pm

Great report and some magic pictures too ! Welcome back to this great hobby of ours and look forward to hearing of more of your adventures . :crazy: :clap:
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Re: Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back

Postby MarilynMunro » Sat Mar 09, 2013 6:31 am

Well done, Gammy, great to see you back. :clap:
So we can look forward to glorious weather and clear blue skies. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Be afraid.Be very afraid..............Gammys back

Postby davetherave » Mon Mar 11, 2013 6:41 am

Im happy for you GLW, well done.
6 months is a short time though, its been nearly 8 months for us guys.

For various reasons its been a c@#t of a time for us,and have lost all motivation.
One day soon i hope.

once again well done.

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