Walking during Stalking Season

Andre Kriner said:

I'm planning to walk through the Assynt area in early September
and later on from Dundonnell to Poolewe.
Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
restrictions due to stalking?

http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
information sources.

Pete.
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Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
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Andre Kriner said:

Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
restrictions due to stalking?

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http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
information sources.

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Pete.

Heading for the Scottish Hills. Published by Scottish Mountaineering Trust.
ISBN 0 907521 24 X Paperback book containing estate maps and contact
numbers. I find it very useful. Plan your route and contact each
estate on that route for stalking information.

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Cheers,
Compo

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Andre Kriner said:

Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
restrictions due to stalking?

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http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
information sources.

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Pete.

Heading for the Scottish Hills. Published by Scottish Mountaineering Trust.
ISBN 0 907521 24 X Paperback book containing estate maps and contact
numbers. I find it very useful. Plan your route and contact each
estate on that route for stalking information.

The book is however getting out of date. They were working on revising
and putting the details on website which I haven't looked at for a
while...

http://www.whoownsscotland.org.uk/

....lots of estates on there now.
--
Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

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Andre Kriner wrote:
> Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
> restrictions due to stalking?

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http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
information sources.

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Pete.

Heading for the Scottish Hills. Published by Scottish Mountaineering

Trust.

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ISBN 0 907521 24 X Paperback book containing estate maps and contact
numbers. I find it very useful. Plan your route and contact each
estate on that route for stalking information.

The book is however getting out of date. They were working on revising
and putting the details on website which I haven't looked at for a
while...

http://www.whoownsscotland.org.uk/

...lots of estates on there now.

I understand that the plan to produce a revised edition of the book has been
dropped. There is a plan to develop the resource as an online database which
will include more relevent stuff than Who Owns Scotland, excellent though it
is. No timescale at the minute though.

I have a dream of having my own entry, since the Vesty's are putting there
land in Assynt up for sale, but tonight's attempt to raise the capital
failed on 6 counts....
Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and Canisp"
appeal?

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Duncan Gray

homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

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Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and Canisp"
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Duncan Gray

Two excellent hills but I'm still trying to raise money to buy the pile
in which I live :-(

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Compo

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Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and Canisp"
appeal?

What kind of money would be needed to make a realistic offer?
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Paul Simonite said:

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> Andre Kriner wrote:
> > Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
> > restrictions due to stalking?

> http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
> information sources.

> Pete.

Heading for the Scottish Hills. Published by Scottish
Mountaineering

Trust.

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ISBN 0 907521 24 X Paperback book containing estate maps and
contact numbers. I find it very useful. Plan your route and
contact each estate on that route for stalking information.

The book is however getting out of date. They were working on
revising and putting the details on website which I haven't looked at
for a while...

http://www.whoownsscotland.org.uk/

...lots of estates on there now.

I understand that the plan to produce a revised edition of the book
has been dropped. There is a plan to develop the resource as an online
database which will include more relevent stuff than Who Owns
Scotland, excellent though it is. No timescale at the minute though.

I have a dream of having my own entry, since the Vesty's are putting
there land in Assynt up for sale, but tonight's attempt to raise the
capital failed on 6 counts....
Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and
Canisp" appeal?

Fancy doing it as a time share?

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Adrian

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On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 20:13:06 +0100, Paul Simonite wrote:

>The message <[email hidden]>
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>> Andre Kriner wrote:
>> > Does anyone now if I'm going to experience any problems or
>> > restrictions due to stalking?
>
>> http://www.snh.org.uk/hillphones/ is a good place to start for
>> information sources.
>
>> Pete.
>
>Heading for the Scottish Hills. Published by Scottish
>Mountaineering

Trust.

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>ISBN 0 907521 24 X Paperback book containing estate maps and
>contact numbers. I find it very useful. Plan your route and
>contact each estate on that route for stalking information.

The book is however getting out of date. They were working on
revising and putting the details on website which I haven't looked at
for a while...

http://www.whoownsscotland.org.uk/

...lots of estates on there now.

I understand that the plan to produce a revised edition of the book
has been dropped. There is a plan to develop the resource as an online
database which will include more relevent stuff than Who Owns
Scotland, excellent though it is. No timescale at the minute though.

I have a dream of having my own entry, since the Vesty's are putting
there land in Assynt up for sale, but tonight's attempt to raise the
capital failed on 6 counts....
Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and
Canisp" appeal?

Fancy doing it as a time share?

Only if I get the last 3 weeks in May

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Duncan Gray

homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

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Anyway, does anyone want to contribute to my "Let's Buy Suilven and

Canisp"

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appeal?

What kind of money would be needed to make a realistic offer?

The newspapers are quoting up to £3.5 million, but I reckon you'd get it for
3 if
you pay cash, preferably under the table in a rucksack liner.
http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/21491.html

The local community will be interested in a buy out, but since there's no
crofting land included in this sale it won't work the same as when they
bought North Assynt Estate.
http://www.sundayherald.com/43876

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Duncan Gray

homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

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The newspapers are quoting up to £3.5 million, but I reckon you'd get
it for 3 if you pay cash, preferably under the table in a rucksack
liner.

Made of thick red plastic, oversized, and bearing the
legend "Danger, infectious waste" on the outside?

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A l'eau - c'est l'heure (French Navy Motto)

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The newspapers are quoting up to £3.5 million, but I reckon you'd get
it for 3 if you pay cash, preferably under the table in a rucksack
liner.

Made of thick red plastic, oversized, and bearing the
legend "Danger, infectious waste" on the outside?

I think the idea is not to attract attention to it...
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Duncan Gray

homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland

Not worried about the MacMidges in June or July, Duncan, by any chance?

Jhimmy

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Not worried about the MacMidges in June or July, Duncan, by any chance?

May is when the weather is best.

Anyway, Assynt is a paradise, it doesn't have midges.....
;-)

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Duncan Gray

homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland