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Monthly Archives: April 2021
The Shackleton aircraft Crash on 30 April 1990 – The Isle of Harris. Unveiling of a Ground Memorial at noon on 30 Apr 2022 in Harris.
I just received this message There will be a memorial in Northton on Saturday 30th April 2022 the Seallam Centre Car park at noon. They are unveiling a ground memorial as well. From Don McLean The RAF Mountain Rescue was … Continue reading
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Poo in the Wild places ! what can we do about it? What a mess we found yesterday.
I was over in the West and my friend and I took her dog for a walk near Sheildaig. Despite the fire risk and two signs some stupid folk had a fire in the forest. Crazy as this must have … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Enviroment, Family, Friends, Health, Mountaineering, Well being, Wildlife
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The weather is changing again . Another lovely day in the West.
It looks like we are going to get some rain this week the ground needs it. Everything is so dry but it’s been a lovely few days in the sun after a long winter. ☀️ As I said there are … Continue reading
Please be careful in the sun. Sun damage is serious.
It was very hot yesterday on the hills you have to be careful in the sun. I learned the hard way in the 70’ after 9 months Desert Rescue in Masirah in the Persian Gulf. This was the early 70,s … Continue reading
What a day on the back of Beinn Alligin in Torridon. A visit to a remote Corrie.
I was away early yesterday from my home on the East heading for the West coast. The forecast was superb and being a Friday the hills should be quite. It was a lovely drive over no rush and we met … Continue reading
Please be careful it’s a high Fire Risk !
Over in Torridon lots of signs saying there is High Fire Risk .
John Muir Day – a few thoughts.
When I was at school many years ago I was never taught about John Muir and the effect he had on the environment. Why ? I have no clue. Things are better now and John Muir is celebrated in the … Continue reading
The Cairngorm 6 a long time ago. Braeriach, Cairn Toul and Sgor an Lochan Uaine,Devils Point,Sgurr a Mhain ,Ben MacDui, Cairngorm. Scrambles and aircraft crashes?
Some of my Mountaineering club were are away doing some of the great peaks in the Cairngorms . It’s great to see and I heard they had a great time. These peaks mean so much to me I have had … Continue reading
Three words for consideration as we all venture out into the hills and wild places – Mountaineering Scotland.
As we all get set for a return to the hills, let’s all make sure we have the very best day. Three words – consideration, planning and flexibility – will see us through a lot.Parking will be a choke point … Continue reading
At last a day in the Cairngorms – The Runnel in the Northern Corries of the Cairngorm.
At last we are allowed to get out on the hills away from my local are . Myself and my old mate Dan took advantage of that to climb in the Cairngorms. I was aware that it’s still winter high … Continue reading