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All Topped out!
Today was a first for me, the first time I have been involved with a Munro round completion. Ian and Sarah, after many years of dedication completed their ‘Munro Tops’ on Meal Dearg on Lia… more →
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Foothills of Andalucia======
wrote 1 week ago: ====actually they were mountains but we were driven high up to start walking so not enough ascent to … more →
An Teallach - The Forge
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wrote 1 week ago: We left Edinburgh at 3pm and made our way North. Heading up through Wester Ross late in the evening, … more →
A serious SatNav error and the reason for my silence
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wrote 1 week ago: SatNav in visiting vehicles can be a real mixed blessing here on Dartmoor. New Bridge, Ponsworthy Br … more →
Day 123 - Like father like son
wrote 1 week ago: For weeks now, my dad has been asking me to wear his bush hat (bush being the Australian outback not … more →
The Scottish Highlands – Day Four
wrote 2 weeks ago: Sunday dawned and the rain obligingly quit as we were ready to emerge. There’s a certain art t … more →
The Scottish Highlands – Day Three
wrote 2 weeks ago: A still morning in the Highlands Possibly because I was so cold, or possibly because I usually wake … more →
The Scottish Highlands – Day Two
wrote 3 weeks ago: Friday morning was scheduled to be an early start. It turned out not to be a problem though; the cur … more →
Easter 2012-Cami Murtas Barranco
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wrote 1 month ago: First off, i hope everyone had a great Easter weekend. Ours was great, staying with friends who have … more →
Bennachie - Oxen Craig
wrote 1 month ago: Bennachie is a range of hills in Aberdeenshire, including a number of summits, Mither Tap(518m, 1699 … more →
SYHA activity holidays summer 2012 & winter 2013
wrote 1 month ago: The new edition of the SYHA magazine ‘The Hosteller’ arrived through my door last week. … more →
The Mighty Gate of Invervar - Part 1
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wrote 1 month ago: I believe, not that I’m an expert in this field, that you should always have three points of c … more →
A Dartmoor Easter Sunday
wrote 1 month ago: One of the unexpected consequences of having a daughter who is into music is the variety of events … more →
Recki Mission
wrote 1 month ago: Last night Emma and I decided we were going to go see what the Aonach Eagach was like after the rece … more →
It should'nt happen to a Rambler : where did you have lunch yesterday :-)
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wrote 2 months ago: A nice walk around the Berwyn’s for a bit of a picnic was the order of the day followed by dri … more →
About Time for a Wee Munro, I Think
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wrote 2 months ago: After successfully completing a couple of walks on the Grahams, I decided that myself and The Fatdog … more →
A Day at Amulree - a bit of mild heather bashing
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wrote 2 months ago: Other than a somewhat embarrassing diversion via an unplanned hill, the excursion of the previous we … more →
The Beacons from Pencelli
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wrote 2 months ago: I went for a walk today in the Brecon Beacons National Park. I started at Pencelli and quickly found … more →
Spring at full tilt
wrote 2 months ago: Celandine, wild strawberry, primrose, violets – all in flower going up the lane. Chiff-chaff a … more →
The Diary of Bertie "Wrong-Hill" Brown - an extract
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wrote 2 months ago: For some weeks now a gleeful MrP has been reminding me of a trifling navigational error I committed … more →
