Tuesday 20 th October. Ran from the Linn of Dee car park to the Chest of Dee,a very pleasant run to complete my 50 th challenge point. Jane.
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Morven Lodge
A wet run to Morven Lodge from the A939.
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Creag Choinnich
Sunday 4 th October . Pleasant walk up Creag Choinnich, good views all round.
The Colonel ‘s Bed
Very pleasant family walk to the Colonel’s Bed. The route down to the Ey Burn was very slippery , but the view up the burn was worth it. A great place to hide.
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Mudlee Bracks
From Mount Battock headed West then NW and connected with the track going to the Hill of Cammie . Followed the track until it zig zaged away from the top and headed straight to the top of Mudlee Bracks. Picture shows Mount Battock and Clachnaben in the distance. We then took a direct line to Slochd on the Fungle Road.Then headed down the Fungle and on to the track all the way to the car park at the Forest of Birse to my car which we had left there earlier. The run down the Fungle and through the valley was particularly enjoyable listening to Curlews and about 30 Lapwings. On the top, Golden Plover were very close. Numerous Hare and Rabbits crossed our path. A very pleasant run. 25.80 KM. 1008 m elevation gain
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Mount Battock
From Clachnaben headed West to Mount Battock,great ridge run and climb to the top. Photo of David on Clachnaben with Mount Battock in the distance . Last photo David on trig point at Mount Battock.
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Clachnaben
Parked near the main car park on the B974. Followed the path and track through Miller’s Bog and on to the top of Clachnaben. Good view of our route from the top.
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Brackloch Craig
Off at 6.30 am before breakfast, up the Fungle from home to the Guard then down the Cistern track for 200 metres then along rides and animal tracks to Brackloch Craig. A surprisingly well constructed cairn.
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Meall Alvie
Headed SE off the top of Meall Gorm following damp vegetation with lots of flowering Butterworts. Along an estate track for a short distance then headed SE and went through the ruins of an old community. Crossed two Ford’s and kept my feet dry. Water very refreshing at the first one. Continued to Felagie then headed up Meall Alvie following a stone wall. On the top watched a Draggonfly flying round the pond. Went down the same way gathering a swarm of flies as I went. Stopped at Felagie to de tick. Returned to the Keiloch car park. Wednesday 1st July.
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Meall Gorm
Continued on the Yellow and orange route then the Yellow route ,to Meall Gorm cut up across the Heather for the final climb amongst newly planted trees with about a 50% survival rate and about a 100% of the survivors having been nibbled . Finished a bag of sweets of all my non favourite colours ,tasted really good!
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