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It is incredible to be out on the hills in great weather. I was tired from a big slow day on two Corbett’s. It was so warm but enjoyable and the fun of being out on these hills again was … Continue reading
Many of know someone who is struggling this is now sadly a common thing. Mental Health is being brought more into the headlines. Many even in the Outdoor Industry struggle and as you get older it can be hard to … Continue reading
It was a grand day out on Saturday visiting Beinn Eighe with lovely folk. I wandered back up the path at the end of the day waiting for a few stragglers and met a lone runner coming of the tops. … Continue reading
Sometimes you have one of these incredible days on the mountains yesterday was one of them. I have been recovering from my eye operations and had promised that if I could I would join the family of the late Joss … Continue reading
It was another early start yesterday and my second eye op in Glasgow at the Eye Clinic. After a thorough check in my eye that was in good order that was done yesterday All was fine. The next operation went … Continue reading
It all went well yesterday for my first eye op in Glasgow. It was an early start be there for 0715 ten minutes from my Hotel. I hardly slept but I was out by 1030 and eye patch on wandered … Continue reading
Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition 13 to 16 Oct 1967 End of Day 1 – 13 Oct to 14 Oct 1967 Location Forest Bridge near Loch Doon We had had a long first day and camped in a “perfect” location. … Continue reading
