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Hillwalking in Scotland | An auspicious experiment in personal kilter.
An auspicious experiment in personal kilter. August 29, 2010. Every year my wife and I join some of our family for a sea fishing trip which has become a tradition of sorts. You can have a look at his website at www.capewrathcharters.com. Jimmy was on channel 4’s Time Team during an episode where they were looking for a 16th Century Spanish Galleon and I assume this was the wreck we were going to. The trip took over an hour but the sun was poking through and there was plenty scenery to look at. The averag...
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Wednesday, 17 March 2010. Benefits of Walking Sticks. The benefits of walking sticks are not always obvious. What do they actually do to help you if you walk with them? It may not seem like a walking stick offers that many benefits, but it can help make walking more comfortable for your joints and they can help you burn a lot more calories on walks and hikes than you would without one. Labels: hill walking tips. Saturday, 6 March 2010. Labels: hill walking tips. Wednesday, 24 February 2010. Only boots wi...
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Long Distance Hill Walking in South Wales
Long Distance Hill Walking in South Wales. A Blog giving Walks and pictures of the Beacons in South Wales. Monday, 21 February 2011. The art of getting into trouble. The Art of getting into trouble. The title of this Blog is naturally synonymous with the blog, and my life so it seems. The wind blows hard at the wild treetops, their trunks sway slowly and squeak and creak as they rub against one another. If they talk to each other, then they do so, quietly and reservedly. I took Sam, a white Jack Russell&...
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Petrie - Wicklow Self-Guided Walk - October 2010. Thank you for an unforgettable introduction to Ireland! Thursday, November 11, 2010. Links to this post. Nelleke and Piet - Antrim 2010 (& Dingle 2009). Nelleke and Piet from the Netherlands are repeat visitors to Ireland. It's been a pleasure to organise walking tours for this friendly couple both this year (in Antrim) and also on the Dingle Peninsula in 2009. Sunday, October 17, 2010. Links to this post. Guided Walking Holiday - Wicklow - June 2010.
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Hillwalks in Pictures
View my complete profile. Saturday, 7 July 2012. The following videos describe the whole of the route of the West Highland Way from the Glasgow suburb of Milngavie to the highland town of Fort William. Part 1.Milngavie to Drymen. Part 2.Drymen to Balmaha. Part 3.Balmaha to Rowardennan. Part 4.Rowardennan to Inversnaid. Part 5.Inversnaid to Inverarnan. Part 6.Inverarnan to Crianlarich. Part 7.Crianlarich to Tyndrum. Part 8.Tyndrum to Inveroran. Part 9.Inveroran to Kingshouse. Sunday, 13 June 2010. Startin...
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Hillwalks on Video & DVD
Products in your shopping cart. Total: £0.00. There are no products in your shopping cart! We hope it's not for long. This is supposed to be a flashmo slider. Breath-taking scenery and glorious views.The UK's first collection of Hill Walk Videos. Four good reasons why you should choose Hillwalks on DVD-Video as your hillwalking DVD gift, planner or memento. At Hill Walks on Video, we strive to give our customers value for money by offering discounts on our products. 2018 Hill Walks on Video and DVD.
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The forum with the best views. Coming Soon A hill walking forum with great views. Photograph A view of the northern ascent of Catbells (facing south) in the Lake District near Keswick, Cumbria by DAVID ILIFF. License: CC-BY-SA 3.0 hill walking forum for the UK and beyond.
