Duncansby Head John O'Groats

Entry containing 8 photos titled: Caithness peat bog, Dunnet's Head lighthouse, fulnar, Dunnet's Head, highland cattle, mill, hills, John O’Groats hotel

... be 101 Power Ballads on the stereo. It’s probably a combination of all three. On the outskirts of John O’Groats we turn off for Duncansby Head [ISA 8.6]. This is because it’s actually further north than John O’Groats and by all ...

... like. This includes my LEJOG guide, now stripped of most of its pages and taped up on all sides.   My head down and arrived at John O'Groats before 12.30, then the further 2 or so miles up to Duncansby Head and my finish. Very straight forward and ...

This is the northest point of UK. Near John O'Groats there is Duncansby Head, the bautiful place that I have seen! In this area panorama is spectacular. There are a lot of cliff and seaside. The temperature is ...

... extremity; it's about 12 miles from Dunnet Head, the northernmost point in mainland Britain, and 2 miles from Duncansby Head, the most northeasterly. John O'Groats is just a ferry port to the Orkney Isles, with a dingy little cluster of tourist traps ...

Magnificent approach to John O'Groats from Duncansby Head. Despite the early morning rain, a great change in the weather from yesterday, which can always be expected this far north in Scotland, the whole team - Lauren, Callum, Sally, Allan, Dick, John, ...

... been recce-ed the day before by Dick and it was deemed to be a “goer”. It was an absolutely brilliant approach to Duncansby Head, we could see the lighthouses on a far spit of land out in the North Sea. This was a brilliant finish to the ...