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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Last Day of the North to South Scotland 1976. Munros 62 and 334 miles and over 100000 feet of ascent.
The aim – This was a mountaineering expedition from the most Northerly Mountain in Scotland Ben Hope to the most Southerly Ben Lomond. The route was planned to cover 270 miles. Climb 42 Munros and ascend a total of … Continue reading
Land Reform – Any views/
I have been extremely lucky that over the years I have been blessed on the whole with a great relationship with the huge Estates that dominate Scotland and its Wild places. In the RAF Mountain Rescue we had to gain … Continue reading
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How I miss my Mum !
This is the anniversary of my Mum’s passing she died in 1980 I still miss her every day she was a special lady. As the youngest of 5 kids I was spoiled in every way, always in a scrape or … Continue reading
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Beinn Liath Mhor a’Ghiubhais 766 metres the Corbett outlier in the Fannichs.
It was another great forecast and I managed to get out again on the hills.I had a lousy nights sleep and was awake for part of the night after a two-hour epic at the dentist. I was glad it was … Continue reading
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North to South Scotland – Crainlarich 3 Munros and nearly a Corbett to far.
Day 20 May Crianlarich Ochills Hut An Caisteal 995 metres, Beinn A’ Chroin 942 metres, Beinn Chabhair 993 metres and Beinn A’ Choin 770 metres It was a great night in the Ochils hut at Crainlarich there were … Continue reading
1976 Day 18 – North to South Walk Bridge of Orchy to Crainlarich Ben Dorain Beinn a Dothaidh and the Ben Lui Four!
Day 18. May 26 Bridge Of Orchy Railway station Benn Dorain and Beinn an Dothaidh to Succouth Lodge. i It was a night of broken sleep a long at the Station, few trains pass through so no one was about … Continue reading
A Past wonderful walk to a wintry Ben Macdui – and the Anson Aircraft Crash.
I watched the MWIS ( Mountain Weather Information Service) and Sunday the winds seemed to have eased so it was a reasonable start from home and I picked up Bernie from Forres. It was a crisp morning and for some … Continue reading
The North – South of Scotland Day 17 – Meall a’ Bhuiridh, , Clach Leathad, Stob A’Choire Odhair, Stob Ghabhar – Bridge of Orchy Station!
The aim – This was a mountaineering expedition from the most Northerly Mountain in Scotland Ben Hope to the most Southerly Ben Lomond. The route was planned to cover 270 miles. Climb 42 Munros and ascend a total of 70,000 … Continue reading
Short Walk to Glen Strathfarra – two weeks after operations – The best medicine great to be out.
Two weeks ago I was in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary getting two operations a hernia and bowel op and I am so glad its over. I have been lucky with my Health over the years and as the worlds worst patient … Continue reading
North – South Scotland – Easy walk in wild day Devils Staircase and Blackrock Cottage Glencoe
Day 16 May 16 – ATC Hut Kinlochleven – Devils Staircase – Blackrock Cottage Glencoe. The weather got very wild with extremely high winds and the classic Aonach Eagach was in no way on the winds were in excess … Continue reading