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Strath Cottage Strath Cottage porch window Chickens helping themselves to the bird food outside Strath Cottage The Cottages. The Farmhouse is in the middle

Tulloch Farm Roybridge

Roybridge, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Vandretur

A travel blog entry by joanoglars

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Efter at have sagt på gensyn til min kære bror, kørte vi mod Fort William. Efter indkvartering kørte vi mod Glen Nevis, hvor vi valgte ruten igennem kløften op til vandfaldet Steall's Gorge. Det var en fed tur med spektakulære udsigter og vild, eventyrlig natur. Selv i øsende regn var ...

Simon & Gary's Great Adventure - Day 7

A travel blog entry by robertosborough

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... William is, in my humble opinion, probably among the top 10 scenic routes in the British Isles.
Day 8 tomorrow - Invermoriston to Helmsdale - the end is almost in sight. Keep the support coming - the guys really look forward to reading your posts at the day's end and it strengthens them spiritually for the coming day's trial of strength against the elements and the open road. Okay, I admit that last bit was a little OTT but needs must where the muse drives.
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Ol' Nessie

A travel blog entry by sunsetsoversea

... on the eerie moor of lonely Culloden Battlefield, scene of the last major battle in Britain. Then past the mountains of the Cairngorms National Park and through Perthshire, surrounded by mountains, forests and salmon packed rivers. There's time to take in Dunkeld, heart of Macbeth country and its mighty cathedral and past the famous Forth Bridge before arriving back in ...

Auld Lang Syne

A travel blog entry by kec100

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... above the boot line. Maybe because of my tight lacing, but the pain was much reduced, so I don’t care!

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Corrie Duff Guest House. Quite a trek from center of town if you’ve already walked 16 miles. Max capacity something like 30 people, so much bigger than the guest houses I have stayed in thus far. They were nice, it was clean, but otherwise…I was asleep!!!

*****

Sitting at dinner and thinking about ...

Big Bowl of Mountains

A travel blog entry by kec100

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The 9 mile track today seemed like 4.5 miles straight up…and 4.5 miles straight down the other side. At the summit of this path is the highest point on the West Highland Way, but once there an additional path breaks off to the highest peak reachable from the Way, Stob Mhic Mhartuin. At the top I said to nobody in particular, "I'm standing in a big bowl of mountains!" Save the valley I had just walked along, it was a 360 degree panorama of ...

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