The Wide Mouthed Frog Oban

Dunstaffnage Marina Oban, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, United Kingdom

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... Mr. Yorkie said “Me too. I don’t like this anymore” and started after me. Mrs. Yorkie looked long-suffering and waited for the two clowns to knock it off.

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... I hadn’t been bothered by midges at all. We were just at the north end of Loch Lomond. Midge Guy looks to be in his 70s at least, is always the last one off the trail in the evening, and he is so completely covered with midge bites that you would think he had measles. I attribute my lack of midges to the fact they were all concentrated on poor Midge Guy, who took one for his trail comrades the week I was there. A very pleasant fellow ...

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Tonight I'm at Kingshouse, which is a bottleneck for travellers. At the North end of Ranoch Moor, it is the only place to stop after about 10 miles of moorland. I am reunited here with Familie Köln, the French and Dutch couples who are walking together, Susan and Charles, with whom I breakfasted at Drovers, and the man covered in midge bites (I call him Midge Guy), who came staggering in around 9 PM. Kevin, with whom I walked for an hour or so today, headed to ...

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