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  1. 11 hours ago, jupe1407 said:

    Had a few scorchers lately, I expect like everyone else:

    2 weeks ago, The Strathfarrars:

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    How did you get on with access to these? I was looking at doing this route soon but read about access restrictions for vehicles to the Glen.

  2. Did the Carn Mairg Circuit from Invervar just north of Loch Tay yesterday. Weather was amazing, almost too hot, but it's a cracking round of hills and on a clear day like yesterday the views are second to none. There was a river just down from the car park that was good for a swim afterwards, if anyone is planning on doing this round in the near future with the good weather still here I'd definitely advise taking a towel and heading down there afterwards.

    One thing of note, the walk highlands guide reads

    "On leaving the summit retrace your steps briefly; you can either head over the west top or bypass it on the north side to begin the descent down the long ridge on the south side of the Allt Coire a'Chearcaill. There is a clear path down this ridge which has great views of Glen Lyon ahead"

    Watch out here, If you head over the west top, this to me on the day read as though you should head S straight after, this is not the case and takes you off on what looks like a ridge but actually isn't, way off track. What you really have to do is head almost NW to find the ridge path, which isn't clear here.

     

  3. On ‎06‎/‎07‎/‎2018 at 21:58, Mon_The_Fife said:

    Back in Scotland for a month and keen to do some hiking whilst I’m here. Already got a plan to do Ben Vorlich (loch Earn) and the Pod of Glencoe next week. Got another day to spare around Glencoe, can anyone recommend a day hike?

    If you are only going to have a limited time then why not go for one of the big ones, either the Aonach Eagach ridge or a day on Buachaille Etive Mor. Haven't done either yet but heard really good things about both. Especially with the weather being so good at the moment.

    https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/aonacheagach.shtml

    https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/buachailleetivemor.shtml

    Alternatively, for an easier hike I could suggest Buachaille Etive Beag, its a fairly easy walk up to the bealach then you can decide if you want to take in both Munros or just one.

    https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/buachailleetivebeag.shtml

    The Lost Valley also a cracking walk, but not involving any hills.

    https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/lostvalley.shtml

  4. The Theory Test centre in Ednburgh is over the road from the Omni cinema. Easy to find.

    Cheers for that, i can easily make my way there via. Bus due to the good positioning of Corstorphine Road on the bus route and then getting to the Omni is a piece of piss. Pretty much made my mind up for me :).

  5. Why not book in an Edinburgh test centre?

    Thought of that myself so went on Google Maps and it doesn't seem to be too far from Corstorphine Road where i'll be saying so that looks like the most likely option, it wasn't till i seen they gave me a list of test centres that it clicked as i would have to go to Stirling anyway so it would actually be quicker and easier this way.

  6. Looking to book my Theory Test online for a fortnights time. Does anyone know the site you go on to do this as there seems to be a few and i don't want to do it via. a fake.

    Also, how did people study for their Theory Tests? My mates giving me a DVD tomorrow but i was wondering if anyone had a better way..

    Cheeeeeeers.

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