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Day 3 - Inverarnan to Tyndrum (12.4 miles)
... day, l was all checked in by 14:30. I showered, bought an Irn-Bru from the hostel reception and was made a cup of tea by a lady who was playing her penny whistle at the hostel while she was waiting for her husband and daughter to come back from a walk in the mountains. I was very pleased to put my feet up for a while and have a nice warm drink. Richard turned up after about an hour, he did the usual routine too. Shower and a quick change of clean (evening) ...
Day 2 - Balmaha to Inverarnan (22.4 miles)
... I had been waiting so patiently for my iPhone to announce that I had done 20 miles meaning that I would only have 1 mile to go in the dark. I gave in and looked at it only to find that I was only at 18 miles!!! I wish I hadn't! So there I was with the last 3 miles in the dark wearing my head torch and checking the map and GPS on my phone trying to follow the track, nearly losing the track a couple of times and having to guess the route a few times. All I ...
Day 1 - Milngavie to Balmaha (19.8 miles)
... with dog walkers, all of which said hello and some even stooped for a chat. I even asked if I could "borrow" one old guys Collie to keep me company on the WHW, he just laughed but I was serious! Just 4 miles in to the walk and out of Glasgow I got my first view of what the day had ahead of me. I had to take a picture and send it over to Pippa at work, just so she could see what I was seeing and also to make her a little envious (sorry Pip!) x At the 9 mile mark I came across ...
Oban
... Oban, we arrive at our little caravan site hook up and Karlyn calls her Aunty Karen, who gets her son Donald to bring her over straight away. We do a quick intro then agree to meet down at the Caladonian Hotel. Karlyn gets to meet Donald and his partner Jaclyn and their 2 sons Callum and Innis. Great afternoon chatting, with a few quiet drinks. We leave the relos to go for a stroll around Oban. What a beautiful day, sun's out so we have an ice-cream and stroll around ...
A trip out to sea - a SEAFARI
... at the top of a hill, but unfortunately it was quite a distance and he was possibly aware of even us way down on the water because he stepped back so all we could see was his antlers. We saw another stag later in the journey but he too faded into the woods quite quickly. They were living on an island that was owned by a nobleman who keeps a large manor house there just for his holidays and hunting trips. All the small islands we saw are privately owned ...
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