Greenvoe Wick

8 George Street Wick, Caithness and Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, KW1 4DE, United Kingdom

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The end of the rode ?

A travel blog entry by christefercrocu

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... we kannot re fuse... if we don 't take it.... ther may B trubble a head....
we hav 2 go home .... ther iz werse ! ... we hav had 2 part kum pan E with Juliet Juliet @ Wick ... sheez bean bril 2 fly - boot she haz 2 go 2 a knew home now.... sob sob...sob... kuzz we kannot ...

Day 9 - the return journey.

A travel blog entry by robertosborough

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... that I participated.
On a personal note - best bits included, among others, getting back home of course, finishing, the company of two exceptional athletes and friends (who can both be a little grumpy and demanding at times) and the amazing scenery through the Highlands (especially at Glen Coe). Of the places we went through, or in my case visited, I would also like to single out St. Ives (Cornwall) and Chester - ...

Simon & Gary's Great Adventure - Day 8

A travel blog entry by robertosborough

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Day 8 - Invermoriston to Helmsdale/John O'Groats. The final push. Well, the day started as any other on this great event but turned into a momentous final effort on the part of Simon & Gary. The stats will speak for themselves although in case they don't I've added a little extra narrative.
Miles cycled today - 148 (no, your eyes do not deceive - more later). Average speed, including some very steep climbs out of Helmsdale - 16.2 ...

Day 172 - 19 August - Back to the Mainland

A travel blog entry by wagaitwanderers

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... the hole at the top was small enough to be covered by a single slab. Each wall inside (excepting the wall with the entrance) has a seperate antechamber with a small access hole from the main chamber. The roof and floor or these side chambers is also made from a single slab of stone with a raised platform at one end of each. It is thought these chambers were constructed to hold the bones of important people. At some point over the centuries the tomb had been broken into through the ...

Day 62 - Duncansby Head to John O'Groats

A travel blog entry by sueandjulie

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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, Chris, Ross and Jess - turned out to walk the last few kilometres of our epic journey. We all frollicked along the coastal path, Callum in pushchair, balloons tied onto hands to ensure their ...

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