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You can view details of my walk to Schiehallion on Friday 17 February
at http://caledoniahilltreks.blogspot.com
It is also possible to get an alternative report including some
photographs by going to the Site Map on my web site.
Lindsay
www.caledoniahilltreks.com
On 21 Feb 2006 08:06:52 -0800, "Lindsay" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:You can view details of my walk to Schiehallion on Friday 17 February
at http://caledoniahilltreks.blogspot.com
What a small world!
I too climbed Schiehallion on Friday after a near epic on Ben Lawers
the day before. Did you see a trail of blood on the way up? It came
from a dog with a small cut on his pad.
--
Let us have a moment of silence for all Americans who
are now stuck in traffic on their way to a health club
to ride a stationary bicycle. -
Congressman Earl Blumenauer (Oregon)
Yes Tom I did spot some blood in the snow and presumed it was from a
dog's paw.
As you say its a small world. My other walks last weekend were
Corbetts at Inverlochlarig and Glen Lyon which I will post when I have
sorted them out.
Yes Tom I did spot some blood in the snow and presumed it was from a
dog's paw.
As you say its a small world. My other walks last weekend were
Corbetts at Inverlochlarig and Glen Lyon which I will post when I have
sorted them out.
Yes Tom I did spot some blood in the snow and presumed it was from a
dog's paw.
As you say its a small world. My other walks last weekend were
Corbetts at Inverlochlarig and Glen Lyon which I will post when I have
sorted them out.
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