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Ronas Hill and a wander down to The Lang Ayre

Ronas Hill and a wander down to The Lang Ayre

Postby wilkiemurray » Thu Jul 18, 2019 3:07 am

Route description: Ronas Hill, Northmavine

Sub 2000' hills included on this walk: Ronas Hill (Mainland Shetland)

Date walked: 19/05/2019

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After arriving in Shetland on a work trip I had a spare evening and drove up to the north of the Island to climb its highest point, Ronas Hill. A recommendation from the locals to visit a remote beach was hard to resist so I dropped down to sea level to investigate and am so glad I did as The Lang Ayre was the highlight of the trip , an absolutely stunning and remote location...

Some piccies:

ImageThe Cleiver and Hog Shetland Lang Ayre by Scotland's Mountains, on Flickr

ImageLittle Gruna Stacks... The Lang Ayre by Scotland's Mountains, on Flickr

ImageThe Lang Ayre Shetland by Scotland's Mountains, on Flickr
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