Walkhighlands

Yomping route there ML, well done

londonwalker wrote:You need help Maja. This is self harming

As a medical man, I think I'd downgrade the diagnosis to "pleasantly potty", in the full knowledge that it's highly contagious, and we've all got it to a degree, whether just as carriers and or as full blown sufferers..

Maybe you'd have felt a little better if you hadn't had that "paste" for your tea...

Well done on yet another marathon hill trip. You certainly push yourself to the limit but you are always cheerful with it! Love the two photos of Loch Ossian - that must make it all worth-while.

@ Fife Flyer- Beinn na Lap woudl have been a nice one to add...but as you discovered, I already had climbed it

@goth_angel- Lol so true...when you want to kiss any kind of path you stumble upon.

Silverhill- many thanks!!

londonwalker- at the end it really felt like this!

Beaner001 - Lol thats what I tell myself after each hard trek - never again (until the next time)

scottishkennyg- thank you

2manyYorkies - Loved the diagnosis

AnnieMacD - Many thanks. I think I will head back to Loch Ossian at some point. Really loved the walk alongside it and guess you could get some cracking photos.

A very long hike, bet you were having to gee yourself along at times, character building

Wow, that's another long walk/big ascent to be carrying a heavy pack over. I'm impressed! I love the idea of camping in the middle of nowhere, but don't much like the idea of lugging gear there and back. It's bad enough flogging up a steep climb at the end of a long day with only a few kgs on one's back...

Smashing report, and some great pics, as usual.

Ooooft another cracker,you just keep churning them out.

Exhausted reading that - wish I had half your stamina!

Well done.Excellent report,I plan to do a similar route but over three days next month.

Great report and very inspiring.

I hope you don't mind me asking but

What pack weight do you carry when you start a walk like this?

Thanks

ScotFinn65 wrote:Great report and very inspiring.

I hope you don't mind me asking but

What pack weight do you carry when you start a walk like this?

Thanks

ScotFinn65 wrote:Great report and very inspiring.

I hope you don't mind me asking but

What pack weight do you carry when you start a walk like this?

Thanks

Many thanks
My bag is usually between 14-15 kilos when I start and have all the food and water with me and goes down to 12 kilos at the end (which is a much better weight)