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[litljortindan]

Had an enjoyable walk up Tap o' Noth today. Not much wind so it seemed a lot milder than the forecast temperature of 3 Celcius. Fine views of The Buck and Bennachie. My fourth hill fort of December.

The Buck

on the way up

The Buck

looking east

Bennachie to the south east

Bennachie closer up

looking south to Morven (?)

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[Gordie12]

Hoping to do Tap o' North & The Buck in the next week or two so thanks for posting. The track on The Buck looks really good.

Howz the back???????????

[foggieclimber]

Enjoyed that, thanks .

I was looking across to Tap o'Noth today from Knock Hill in Banffshire.
The first wee hill for my new dog:

[litljortindan]

Hoping to do Tap o' North & The Buck in the next week or two so thanks for posting. The track on The Buck looks really good.

Howz the back???????????

Tap o' Noth path is excellent. As far as I know The Buck is a bit boggy to the north.

My back/leg/feet problems are slowly improving. Probably shouldn't be walking up any hills at all though but I've been pretty cautious and no bad reactions. Managed to walk five miles a day as part of my daily work commute which I think is good exercise. Might not manage that when the snow comes.

[litljortindan]

Enjoyed that, thanks .

I was looking across to Tap o'Noth today from Knock Hill in Banffshire.
The first wee hill for my new dog:

Well I think a spaniel makes a great hillwalking companion.