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Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail


Postby over2u » Tue Nov 30, 2010 3:27 pm

Route description: Dunan - the Camel's Hump, Ardnadam

Date walked: 30/11/2010

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Had a spare hour, so decided to go up a small hill locally known as the camels hump dressed in snow:) Short walk with nice views of the holy loch, clyde and nearby hills especially considering the height.

I parked at the loskin carpark to save a little time.. (enough to build a small snowman)
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Near the start of the path going up
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Dug out rock, used to form the new path that the forestry have made linking the road to Bishop's Glen.
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I'm sure there was a path there..
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Small bare cairn..
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Some views from the top.. with time to build a wee snowman before I slid back down using a baking tray :D

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A fun and easy walk suiteable for kids, its part of the ardanadam heritage trail. Theres tons of local small walks in my town and a lot of them have a lot of historic value :)
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby retrogear » Tue Nov 30, 2010 3:57 pm

Is your snowman conducting an orchestra? It looks like there is a conductor's baton in its hand.
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby over2u » Wed Dec 01, 2010 7:10 am

retrogear wrote:Is your snowman conducting an orchestra? It looks like there is a conductor's baton in its hand.



lol :) nah he's doing a snow dance :P
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby 2dalmatians » Wed Dec 01, 2010 8:43 pm

Wow! I never thought I'd see a report for the Camels Hump or Cammy's Hump as we use to call it. This was the first hill of anykind I climbed that had a cairn at the top. I grew up in Dunoon and climbed this when I was in P7 so around 30 years ago! Nice to see the pics too. The views are still stunning!
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby over2u » Thu Dec 02, 2010 4:57 am

The wee link no reports yet... be the 1st was too tempting :) besides it has found memories for me from long time ago as well :P tis changed a lot in recent years...

are you still in dunoon out if interest :)
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby 2dalmatians » Thu Dec 02, 2010 7:39 pm

No I moved away around 20 years ago and haven't been back for over 10. I live near Stirling now.
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Re: Dunan (Camel's Hump) - Ardnadam Heritage Trail

Postby over2u » Thu Dec 02, 2010 9:04 pm

not missing much lol :) stirling nice. Cowal gathering has changed a lot since you were last here... no more drinking in the streets which is a shame, its lost a lot of the atmosphere ;/
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