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Maybe it's about time to do it again, or perhaps a different hill?  | |||
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"Love doing the munros " The Pentlands are much, much easier. No Munros there. Great walk through from Harlaw, Threipmuir via Loganlea across and through the spine of the Pentlands and down to Glencorse and the pub at Flotterstone for refreshments (best done with two cars). The Harperrig - Baddingsgill-West Linton trans-Pentland route is similar and again totally marvelloius. Two car job. Both easy-peasy walking. Hillend to Dunsyre is also do-able in a day (two car job). Surprisingly quick traverse of the length of the Pents, just lots of ridge paths and staying on the high ground. | |||
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"Wondered if there is anyone on here who would be interested in meeting for occasional walks in and around the Pentlands? I’m mostly just looking for like-minded company, it doesn’t have to involve anything else. (Although of course if it did then that would be a Brucey bonus! )"Yes I am interested, it might be better if you include a date, time and place in here  | |||
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"I've done all the Pentland hills on my mountain bike. Down hills are very fast .bit of a bitch dragging big bouncy bike up the hill though" I've done the 5 Peaks on the full squish too. Talk about punishing! The descent from Turnhouse to the Flotterstone is an absolute beauty though. C x | |||
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"Wondered if there is anyone on here who would be interested in meeting for occasional walks in and around the Pentlands? I’m mostly just looking for like-minded company, it doesn’t have to involve anything else. (Although of course if it did then that would be a Brucey bonus! )
Yes I am interested, it might be better if you include a date, time and place in here "I wasn’t really envisaging a formalised group thing, it was much more about just enjoying the hills occasionally with a like minded sole as and when it suited us both. | |||
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"I've had a few car meets in car park behind The Flotterstone "ANPR cameras due to be installed - be careful! | |||
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"Been round some parts of the Pentlands on horseback…. Couldn’t do anything like that on my old broken legs that’s days - but have fu hope it wasnt you that caught me upto no good in the long grass with nawty fem hahan"   | |||
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"Love doing the munros " Despite being ex military and having a more than reasonable knowledge of how to navigate the ground by map and compass, much to my shame I’ve yet to do a Monro Been up and down plenty Welsh mountains | |||
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Always wanted to do it, have lived in Scotland for over 20 years by this point and never got around to it - finally started earlier this year and have climbed 9 now.
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"Love doing the munros Despite being ex military and having a more than reasonable knowledge of how to navigate the ground by map and compass, much to my shame I’ve yet to do a Monro Been up and down plenty Welsh mountains " The Welsh had it all sussed out years ago. There's wee trains to take you up and down Welsh Mountains. You can buy Steak Pie and Chips and a pint of Lager at the top of Snowdon... and the reason I know this is because I took the train to the top for Steak Pie & Chips and washed it down with a cold pint of lager. The views weren't half bad either. Could see a hazy Scotland and a crystal clear Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Engerland and the Isle of Man. Go the Welsh! | |||
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