Munro since diagnosis #181
14:00 Beinn Narnain (M259), 3038ft, 926m
Category: Mountain Journeys
Turning sixty
never be more than two of cold, tired, wet and hungry
Munro since diagnosis #180
14:00 – Ben Lomond (M184), 3196ft, 974m
What greater logistical challenge can there be than gathering together a group of people at the base of a mountain at a specific date and time? And what is the chance, having chosen a particular mountain, a specific date and a time, that the weather will be clement and that all in the party will experience views from the summit? Continue reading “Turning sixty”
The third cycle and rewilding the Scottish killing fields
Munros since diagnosis #178 and #179
12:30 – Beinn Udlamain (M119), 3314ft, 1010m
14:30 – Sgearnaich Mhor (155), 3251ft, 991m
Continue reading “The third cycle and rewilding the Scottish killing fields”
The second cycle and the last Geal-charn
Munros since diagnosis #176 and #177
12:00 – Geal-charn (M278), 3009ft, 917m
14:15 – A’ Mharconaich (M179), 3199ft, 975m Continue reading “The second cycle and the last Geal-charn”
The first cycle
what does not kill me makes me stronger
Munro with cancer #175
14:30 – Meall Chuaich (M214), 3120ft, 951m
Chemotherapy is a bit of a rollercoaster. Continue reading “The first cycle”
An open letter to Brexiteers from Scotland
Some information for readers in England and elsewhere who believe we are better off outside the European Union.
Another prominent hill in Fife
Norman’s Law, Marilyn #936, 285m
A very big wee hill
Green Craig (unclassified), 620 ft, 189m
Cancer was probably the best thing ever to happen to me
After a few days of living in a hospital bed it becomes a bit like a tent.
Continue reading “Cancer was probably the best thing ever to happen to me”
The two most boring Munros?
Munros since diagnosis #173 and #174
11:00 – A’ Bhuidheanach Bheag (M240), 3071ft, 936m
13:00 – Carn a Caim (M233), 3087ft, 941m Continue reading “The two most boring Munros?”