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A Blog about the walking activities of Mick & Gayle, from short strolls to Big Walks, interspersed with other random thoughts about things outdoor related.
The Road goes ever on and on; Down from the door where it began;
Now far ahead the Road has gone; And I must follow, if I can;
Pursuing it with eager feet; Until it joins some larger way;
Where many paths and errands met; And whither then? I cannot say.
[JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings]
Now far ahead the Road has gone; And I must follow, if I can;
Pursuing it with eager feet; Until it joins some larger way;
Where many paths and errands met; And whither then? I cannot say.
[JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings]
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- A Week of Uninterestingness
- Weather
- 1982, 2010
- Post Walk (2) – Numbers
- Post Walk (1)
- Day 56 - Newton to Achriesgill
- Day 57 - Achriesgill to Cape Wrath (to Kervaig)
- What a day!
- Photographic evidence
- Newsflash
- Correction
- Day 55 - Newton to Loch
- Oh what a beautiful morning!
- Day 54 - East of Ben More Assynt to Newton
- Day 53 - Duag Bridge to east of Ben More Assynt
- Strange!
- Day 53 - Inverlael to Duag Bridge
- Day 52 - after Loch an Nid to Inverlael
- Day 51 - Kinlochewe to beyond Loch an Nid
- Day 50 - Attadale to Kinlochewe
- Reasons to walk the same path twice
- Coldest night yet
- Day 49 - Morvich to Attadale
- Day 48 - Kinloch Hourn to Morvich
- New Shoes!
- Day 47 - Sourlies to Kinloch Hourn
- Day 46 - Glen Finnan to Sourlies
- Day 45 - Fort William to Glen Finnan
- Day 44a - Glen Nevis to Fort William
- Day 44 - beyond Kingshouse to Glen Nevis
- Have you ever noticed...
- Day 43 - Tyndrum to beyond Kingshouse
- Weather?
- The Best Customer Service!
- Day 42 - Gleann nan Caorann to Tyndrum
- Elevenses
- Day 41 - 450m up Ben Lomond to above Gleann nan Ca...
- Best Pitch Yet!
- Day 40 - Easter Drumquhassle to 450m up Ben Lomond
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It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out of your door [...] You step into the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept off to.
[Bilbo to Frodo, JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings]
[Bilbo to Frodo, JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings]
Very nice indeed. Enjoy the quality of walking you have now.
ReplyDeleteI'm totally green with envy :)
ReplyDeleteThought to try and catch up with you tomorrow, but not sure of your route - I'm guessing from the photo and the previous post you're maybe heading for Oss and Lui probably coming back down the Cononish track to Tyndrum. If you're reading this before you set off don't come down to Dalrigh from Dubhchraig if you can help it - bog of the first order. If you do read it give me a clue and I'll see if FD and I can intercept
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