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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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- Another Surprise Five
- Allermuir Hill and Meikle Says Law
- Benarty Hill and Dumglow Hill
- East Lomond
- West Lomond and Bishop Hill
- Turin Hill, Craigowl, King's Seat and Moncreiffe Hill
- Hunt Hill
- Make That 21
- Creag Bhalg
- Ord Ban, Carn Ealasaid, Geallaig Hill and Meall Alvie
- From Geallaig Hill
- From Ord Ban
- Carn na h-Easgainn
- A Mobile Tea Room
- Five! That Was A Surprise.
- From Stac na Cathaig
- Fort Augustus
- Stats
- Beinn Bhan and Stob a Ghrianain
- From Beinn Bhan
- From Beinn Bhan
- Cruach Doir'an Raoigh and Meall a Bhainne
- From Meall a Bhainne
- Colin's Morning View
- Carn a'Ghobhair and Sgurr Bhuidhe
- Bidein Bad na h-lolaire, Druim na h-Earba & Sgurr ...
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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]
Had a bit of a fiddle with your photo in Photoshop. It's still not so good but I can now see why you took it.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.dropbox.com/s/9s8s5a7kc2rbrqe/GayleOrdBan.jpg?dl=0
The downside of taking snaps with the Blackberry is that I can never see from the screen (and particularly in bright light) whether the photo shows what I want it to show. Sometimes I'm really pleasantly surprised at what I subsequently see on the Blog ... and sometimes, like this, it doesn't work so well!
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