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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]
BIG WALKS
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May
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- Day 12 - North Water Bridge to St Cyrus
- Day 11 - Tarfside to North Water Bridge
- Day 10 - Stables of Lee to Tarfside
- Day 9 - Braemar to Stables of Lee
- Finished!
- Day 11 - stop press!
- Technical hitch
- Day 8a - Braemar
- Day 8 - Mar Lodge to Braemar
- Day 7 - Corrour Bothy to Mar Lodge
- Day 6 - Side Trip to The Devil's Point (3294ft)
- Day 6 - Coylumbridge to Corrour Bothy
- Day 5 - Coignafeuinternich Ruins (River Findhorn) ...
- The Landscape and The Wildlife
- Day 4 - Drumnadrochit to Coignafeuinternich Ruins ...
- Day 3 - Eskdale Moor to Drumnadrochit
- Day 2 - Gleann Innis an Loichel to Eskdale Moor
- Day 1 - Strathcarron to Gleann Innis an Loichel
- TGO Challenge - Day 0
- Kit Casualties - Part 2
- Day 42 - Resipole to Ardnamurchan
- Ardnamurchan Fog Horn
- Day 41 - Glen Gour to Resipole
- Day 40 - Beyond Kinlochleven to Glen Gour
- Day 39 - NW of Corrour Station to 5 miles beyond K...
- Day 38 - S of W edge of Rannoch Forest to NW of Co...
- Day 37 - Killin to S of the W edge of Rannoch Forest
- Holding Post
- Day 36 - S of Loch Lednock to Killin
- Day 35
- Day 35 Photo
- Day 35 - E of Muthill to S of Loch Lednock
- Brrrrr!
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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]
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