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Nice way to start the day

Nice way to start the day


Postby James59 » Mon Jun 18, 2018 10:21 pm

Route description: Morrone ascent, Braemar

Corbetts included on this walk: Morrone

Date walked: 10/06/2018

Time taken: 1.4 hours

Distance: 6.5 km

Ascent: 483m

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Immediately after booking a night in Braemar, I came on to this website and discovered a hike that started practically right outside my B&B. So when there, I got up early in the morning, drove out to the parking lot next to the duck pond and set out. I was surrounded by thick fog/cloud for the first 10 minutes or so, but then hiked into beautiful blue sky. As is my preference, I was the only one on the trail, apart from the many rabbits. As I ascended, I saw a few large hills to the north that had patches of snow—presumably the higher peaks in the Cairngorms. It didn't take long to reach the summit, where I snapped some photos, and then headed back down. When I reached the parking lot, I was happy to see someone walking a black Lab. Not only because Labs are a Canadian dog, but also because it was five years to the day after my own beloved black Lab died.
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