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Prachtige wandeling.

Prachtige wandeling.


Postby Cor Zet » Wed Aug 10, 2016 8:37 pm

Route description: Càrn Daimh circuit from Tomnavoulin

Sub 2000' hills included on this walk: Càrn Daimh

Date walked: 10/08/2016

Distance: 10.25 km

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As we say in dutch: Een prachtige wandeling. The best we have done so far when you talk about waymarking. We are in Scotland for the first time and we didn't expect there would be so much trails without waymarking.
The walk started with lots of Finches, Tits, Stonechats and a Buzzard. Shure enough you'll see all kinds of sheep when you steadily find you're way up the hill.
Unfortunately the drizzle didn't stop today, so the views on top were quite grey. But even in this conditions it is a beautifull view on the Cairngorns.
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Re: Prachtige wandeling.

Postby Sgurr » Sat Sep 03, 2016 4:18 pm

We don't go in for way-marked tracks in Britain very much, but if you use the search function at the top of the page, you'll be able to find enough to keep you going for many repeat holidays. Hope you will come back.
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