A quick jaunt up Dungavel Hill

[Johnny Corbett]

Walked this Hill from the west, parking just after the cattle grid on the minor road. Not much to say apart from walked up then walked back down again and never saw any Bull, Cows or Calves.

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Dungavel from the B7055

I ignored this sign

Dungavel

Valley

Summit and fallen trig

Tinto Hill

The Valley

Heading back to the car

[The Rodmiester]

Good for you JC , these Border farmers and Angus farmers must get together at the farmers Mart and buy these signs in Bulk

[ChrisW]

That's a lovely wee wander JC, that sign is quite funny, it's not as if cows/bulls are man eaters anyway

[Stuart Angus]

I often wonder about broken/missing/fallen Trigs and the force it must take to shift em...........it's amazing when you think about it................or maybe I just think too much

Nice one non the less

[The Rodmiester]

I often wonder about broken/missing/fallen Trigs and the force it must take to shift em...........it's amazing when you think about it................or maybe I just think too much

Nice one non the less

It will have been the Bull, obviously

[Johnny Corbett]

I often wonder about broken/missing/fallen Trigs and the force it must take to shift em...........it's amazing when you think about it................or maybe I just think too much

Nice one non the less

It will have been the Bull, obviously

Aye the Bull was after me but the trig point got it

[gmr82]

I often wonder about broken/missing/fallen Trigs

Planning to do this after a trek up Tinto at some point, so unable to comment on the state of the broken Trig...........just a thought though - after seeing the No entry sign too, could this have been the work of the farmer to try and discourage walkers even more?

[m3doc]

Entry to the field is free though the bull might charge!