Děkuju mockrát Petře! You've been making a pretty good effort yourself.
Thanks acancha. Other people's reports on this site have helped and inspired me, so glad if I can do the same.
Cheers Hugh. It's nice to have got there.
Thanks JP. I do prefer to walk in, although there were some high level car park starts!
Cheers Andy. I'm pretty sure Sheasgaich is a dairy free cheesecake, so you'll be alright there (the name does mean peak of the corrie of milkless cattle, after all).
Thanks Guinessman. I see you're just 10 short of celebrating with a pint of the black stuff.
Thank you Evie. Our trip to Knoydart was great fun.
Thanks Martin and Denise. Good luck with Sgurr na Gillean, you'll get there.
Thanks a lot Karen. You've come a long way since that day on the Loch Lochy two.
Cheers Pete. Walking rather than cycling works for you and me; each to their own.
Bruce, it was nice to meet you. One of our trips involved one of the more interesting transport stops I mentioned, of course.
Thanks Ally. On the last trip up, I left a rainy Yorkshire for a sunny Glen Dessarry.
Thank you RTC. The Cuillins test us all to the limit. Well done for giving them a go.
Cheers Anthony. As you completed the Wainwrights with Great End, I had to finish with something appropriate in Scotland.
Thanks dav. Those views really made the day, revealing themselves right on cue.
Fife Flyer wrote:your pronunciation is legendary
I suppose hearing words like cheesecake, loony bin and Craig Meggie pronounced in a Yorkshire accent must sound quite legendary. Cheers Martin. What next? Plenty of new hills to climb all over Britain.
Thanks mamoset. As I've said before, your Wainwright completion report a few years ago inspired me, and helped spur me on.
Thank you Silverhill. Your wild camping trips sounded like great fun too.
And to everyone, thanks to all of those who've helped me over the last 5 years. A lot of the walks have been solo, but I couldn't have done the whole lot without other people's support.