Community Trips
went to find the devils pulpit.louise came along.it was agreat day sun shining.this place is amazing..a good photographer would love this place.i decided to get closer to the waterfall and had to go into the water.leaving louise to take pics of the eels she found in the water.there were a couple of hedgehogs which have fallen from above.with the sun coming in from the gorge it was just giving the place that...
this is a run for chris who is of to australia soon for good,so i wanted to take him and the guys a run that he will always remember.when organising the run you just cant pedict how the weather is going to be so we were going to just take what came.we had paul ,donna,and alf drop us off at rowardennan and off we went.the run starts of more or less climbing...
tommy asked if i wanted to go a walk ,but unable to go for i had to wait for my mate to come to fit a shower at some point over the weekend.but woke in the sunday morning sun splitting the skies and called tommy to say forget the shower im coming.well im so glad i did as it was a great day. tommys boy tom cam along and it was his...
A wee walk up Dumgoyne, Garloch hill and Earl`s Seat with my brother Martin.Forgot to restart tracker after pausing for some rest, and few pics. Did spend a lot of time taking pics of the mountain horizon and a beatiful sunset with my phone camera, which did`nt save pics !
Stayed at a camp site next to Lower Tyndrum station, and stayed in a wooden cabin instead of my hiking tent. Well it was my birthday.Got a bit lost leaving the campsite trying to find the route, I guess it is more obvious if you are walking from the south.The path goes through a local nature reserve, before crossing the railway line to pasture land. Over the railway line and up the...
Tom`s first munro beinn chabhair, with me & jim
Beinn an t-Sidhean (often anglicised to Ben Shian) is a steep-sided hill that shelters Strathyre from the westerly winds. Its sides are clothed with forestry plantations but from the moor above there are excellent views of Loch Nubnaig.
Steep waymarked paths up through the forest, muddy in places, a short exposed moorland section, and forest roads on the descent.This is worth it for the views. Easy to find and easy to navigate....
