A damp start, but a cracking finish, one of the balmiest days so far. We headed out for a walk to Britain’s highest waterfall, Eas
Month: October 2014
Tarbet to Scourie
Another day, another walk. After a drive around a tiny, winding road following the coast, we arrived at Tarbet, from which you can, in the
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Sandwood Bay, Cape Wrath
Moving around to the west side of the Cape Wrath peninsula, we drove out to the charming bay at Droman, and then set off on
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Durness and Faraid Head
A slightly wetter than desired start, but it soon have way to a calm and pleasant day. The morning started with a brief, damp visit
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The Kyle of Tongue
Less of your lip. A splendid 12 mile walk around the estuary that forms the Kyle of Tongue. Passing showers that we mostly avoided. After
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Sunrise over the Kyle of Tongue
Beautiful sunrise this morning, lovely, soft hues. Shame the roadworks on the causeway started at 8am, but there you go. Time for a walk I
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Inverness to Tongue via Lairg and Altnaharra
This morning I had to spend time doing some work. I know, on a Sunday! But I needed to get something sent off whilst I
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Fort William to Inverness
A little wander along Loch Ness, but no sign of Nessie. Although we took the scenic route along the East shore, up over the hills.
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Caught by the Trossachs on the Shores of Loch Lomond
Thursday was a quiet day, waiting for Mel’s return into Glasgow airport. I spent Wednesday on the edge of Ayr, and took the opportunity to
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On Foot Around Loch Doon, Loch Riecawr, and Loch Braden
A misty morning start, which spoilt the sunrise, then compounded by turning to full on fog for an hour. But soon enough the fog cleared
