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  1. Anyone considering Ben Vorlich (Loch Earn) and Stuc a Chroin be aware that
    the bridge at Edinample on the south side of Loch Earn - one mile east from
    the A85 is still out after the floods during the winter. The access point at
    Ardvorlich House is ony accessible from St Fillans along the single track
    road!

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    Andy

  2. The bridge over the Keltie Water just south of Arivurichardich was also
    washed away. This was the southerly approach (from Callander). If
    the river is low you will be able to ford it but in spate impossible.
    I don't think the farmer appreciates hill walkers so he will be happy
    that the bridge has gone and I doubt if he will replace it.
    Lindsay.
    www.caledoniahilltreks.com

  3. Andy Crawford said:

    Anyone considering Ben Vorlich (Loch Earn) and Stuc a Chroin be aware that
    the bridge at Edinample on the south side of Loch Earn - one mile east from
    the A85 is still out after the floods during the winter. The access point at
    Ardvorlich House is ony accessible from St Fillans along the single track
    road!

    I have heard that it may be a long time before it is repaired, the
    budget is not quite up to it.

    Richard Webb

  4. Richard Webb said:
    Andy Crawford said:

    Anyone considering Ben Vorlich (Loch Earn) and Stuc a Chroin be aware that
    the bridge at Edinample on the south side of Loch Earn - one mile east from
    the A85 is still out after the floods during the winter. The access point at
    Ardvorlich House is ony accessible from St Fillans along the single track
    road!

    I have heard that it may be a long time before it is repaired, the
    budget is not quite up to it.

    Can you still get to the parking place on the track just before the
    bridge? If you can, was the footbridge at Glenample washed away? Then
    to compound the ifs and buts are "they" at Glenample amendable to us
    using the track through their curtilage to gain the hill by the Hill
    Road in Choire Fhuadaraich?
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"


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    Can you still get to the parking place on the track just before the
    bridge? If you can, was the footbridge at Glenample washed away? Then
    to compound the ifs and buts are "they" at Glenample amendable to us
    using the track through their curtilage to gain the hill by the Hill
    Road in Choire Fhuadaraich?
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

    Traditionally Glenample was the home of gomls of the most dreadful
    kind..

    Dont know if this is still the case.

    Anyone had a run in lately?

    Richard Webb

  6. Richard Webb said:
    Quoted message said:

    Can you still get to the parking place on the track just before the
    bridge? If you can, was the footbridge at Glenample washed away? Then
    to compound the ifs and buts are "they" at Glenample amendable to us
    using the track through their curtilage to gain the hill by the Hill
    Road in Choire Fhuadaraich?

    Quoted message said:

    Traditionally Glenample was the home of gomls of the most dreadful
    kind..

    Dont know if this is still the case.

    Anyone had a run in lately?

    When I was up there in February 2003 a chap in a Landrover met me on
    the walk in and he asked me whether I was going onto Ben Our as they
    would be going there for the hinds. He seemed quite happy for me to
    take the Hill Road to make a circuit of the two Munros.
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

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