Munros in September

I'm not a member of the Ramblers but if you do a search for Ramblers
Scotland, contact them, they may put you in the right direction.
There are groups all over Scotland and I'm sure some will be climbing a
Munro or two during your stay.

There are numerous hill walking clubs but unless one of them reads this
post I think the Rambler option would be a start.

www.caledoniahilltreks.com

"George Quinn" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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We are off (from Sydney Aus) to Scotland (Lewis) on a family visit in
September. Five years ago I did two or three Munros and found that it
was not a bad way to spend a day. Rather than do them on my own (my
wife does not walk) I was wondering if there are clubs or groups that
I could tag up with during the first few weeks of September.

Any advice greatly appreciated.

George Quinn

There are no Munros on Lewis. Are you inteneding to visit the mainland?

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Adrian

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Rather than do them on my own (my wife does
not walk) I was wondering if there are clubs or groups that I could tag up
with during the first few weeks of September.

Not I, because I'm too far away; however this sounds like a
golden opportunity for an Expedition for all those urw-ers oop
north who keep complaining that we never Expedit in Scotland.
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Fran said:

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Not I, because I'm too far away; however this sounds like a
golden opportunity for an Expedition for all those urw-ers oop
north who keep complaining that we never Expedit in Scotland.

If only Lewis weren't quite so far away...
(and as Andrew pointed out, without anything approaching a Munro
closer than a 4 hour ferry ride distant - not that that matters
particularly)

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"Adrian Tupper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"George Quinn" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:

We are off (from Sydney Aus) to Scotland (Lewis) on a family visit in
September. Five years ago I did two or three Munros and found that it
was not a bad way to spend a day. Rather than do them on my own (my
wife does not walk) I was wondering if there are clubs or groups that
I could tag up with during the first few weeks of September.

Any advice greatly appreciated.

George Quinn

There are no Munros on Lewis. Are you inteneding to visit the mainland?

--
Adrian

Indeed. I have just been told that we are staying in Skye from the 3rd to
the 10th of September. I have bought a copy of the LP Walking in Scotland
and am reading the chapter on Skye with some interest.
George Quinn