Afoot in the Hills

Earlier in the year we bought two bare root David Austin roses called Scarborough Fair. They were planted at different times (February and l...

The weather forecast was for a warm sunny day but being  a Sunday, we guessed the popular hills would be busy and best left until Monday. Cr...

It was with more than a tinge of sadness that a friend reflecting on two rounds of the Munros, plus Tops on his first round, observed, ‘Time...

On 27 August 1977 we stood on Schiehallion's summit with our one year old rescued Border collie, Morag. It was one of our earliest Munro...

Off on our travels again but the weather isn’t settled enough to entice us very far north, so we’ve stopped off at our usual spot near Loch ...

The weather forecast was for thundery showers and heavy rain later. The cloud was well down on the hills so parking in Kenmore we walked to ...

Claggan and Loch Tay  A  misty start to the morning so we drove to Kenmore then along the south side of Loch Tay to Ardtalnaig and up to nea...

A lovely drive with the early light cloud lifting to bring welcome sunshine. We’re not sure what we’ll do tomorrow but we’ll be among the hi...

Just checking that I can remember how to post to blogger.

 This is for Sir Hugh at conradwalks.blogspot.com These two models were built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landin...