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| Path west to Commonedge Hill and, looking east... |
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| The path to Seamab Hill above Muckhart Nevertheless, a happy Lynne, muscle mended, is on a summit again at last!  |
It's just as dismal today, so we're off for a walk round Loch Leven and thoughts of spring, not to say summer sunshine will just have to do for now.
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| Summer in Skye - Loch Dunvegan and Macleod's Tables - Healabhal Bheag (left) and Healabhal Mhor |
It's still good to be able to get out there; even on the worst of days. Long may we all be healthy enough to carry on with it (even if it does take a little longer as the years roll by).
ReplyDeleteSo it is Byeways, and I do actually enjoy being out in bad weather so long as it's not every day. There's always something of interest at ground level - often missed on fine days - if nothing can be seen otherwise. And there's always a chance things will improve.
ReplyDeleteI try to get on the hill four or five times a week to keep fit and I take heart from a much older friend's exploits: at 78 he crossed from Corrie Hallie to Gruinard Bay taking in the two Deargs having driven 150 miles from his base that morning. A rest day followed and then he was out in the Glen Dessary hills! "What's the hurry anyway", he would say!
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