dogplodder wrote:I thought I'd commented on this already but evidently not!
As I said in my report, most impressed you found the howff as we looked and didn't - obviously didn't try hard enough!
It's a nice wee spot, I'm not sure I'll go back that way in the near future though, too many new hills to see
rockhopper wrote:That looked most enjoyable - good weather decision too. Haven't been up this way having approached these hills from the west but does look interesting esp with the howff - cheers
Aye it's a nice walk, really enjoyable day apart from the last few km's lol
grumpy old bagger wrote:Wow, that was a long day... looked great, though!
Love the howff.... I love places like that, wondering about all the stories their walls could tell.... what they've seen...
Knees and hips for me
Still, as long as we can put one foot in front of the other, eh?
Cheers, I agree, would loved to have been a fly on the wall when the climbers were in listening to their stories
Silverhill wrote:Well done, that is a big walk! One of my favourites. I loved the vast landscape, the tors, the rough corries, the bare summit plateaus. I hope to return sometime.
The picture of the inside of the howff made me laugh. It looks as if one of your dogs (Lochy?) photobombed it!
Hope you’ve settled into your new job.
Cheers, you've summed it up well above. Aye he's a wee shite, always trying to get in on the act
Job going well, too busy for hills just now though
