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The weather 'turned'. Like all good girl guides we were well prepared - some more than others! |
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After a long walk and a short, sharp climb to the summit of Torr Beag, lunch - much needed refreshment before an ungainly descent! |
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Have you ever seen such a big crack?...in a mountain! It's called Waterpipe Gulley in Sgurr an Fheadain. It was not successfully climbed until 1895. |
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If you think they looked small in previous blogs, just look at them now! |
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" Shame I've lost the map." |
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So it's goodbye from us. After eight weeks you can see we are all still close and talking - again, some more than others. |
We are now in a delightful cottage in Letters near Ullapool, overlooking Loch Broom.
Just wishing for some decent weather.
You've certainly all had a marvellous time in Scotland. I have loved seeing the brilliant pics. Looking forward to hearing even more about it when you get home Janice and Carol. Love Barbara (Small) xxxxx
ReplyDelete--- looks like Barb's attempt to tickle the trout from the bank was unsuccessful---you aren't supposed to get into the river and frighten them to death - that's cheating !!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your cards. Anne and Janet loved them. Janet says you are in god's own country but don't tell the Scots.
ReplyDeleteThe day was brill and when the raffle had provided prizes for all I picked up three prizes for the squirrels. Flo as a non membr does not count. So on your return we have three sticks of rock for you.
Good luck for your trip home............. If we can help let us know.
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I expect you've been missing you're swimming - is that why you put your cossy on Mrs Barbara.? An interesting picture - why haven't you got your goggles on? xx
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