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Tag Archives: Glasgow HF
Blown Away on Beinn Inverveigh
Last weekend saw me heading to the Crianlarich Hotel for my first post Covid weekend with Glasgow HF Outdoor Club. #Hillwalking #Scotland Continue reading
Leven To Elie (Fife Coastal path) and Chain Walk
Just over thirty of us headed up to Fife on the coach, and three walks were to take place, a shorter walk from Largo to Elie, and two longer walks of around 10 miles from Leven to Elie. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Chain Walk, Fife, Glasgow HF, Glasgow HF Outdoor Club, MCofS
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Munro Bagging in the Pentlands?
I occasionally lead walks as a member of Glasgow HF Outdoor Club. Sometimes I’ll pick something I’m familiar with, other times less so. At times as each programme rolls around you can see the old favourites in there, so I … Continue reading
MCofS AGM
On Saturday I was at Forthbank in Stirling to attend the Mountaineering Council of Scotland’s annual general meeting. In my experience, not all members of a club or group are interested in this side of things, but for an organisation … Continue reading
Ardlui to Arrochar via Ben Vorlich
Ben Vorlich is one of those hills everyone should climb once. Only once. If Ben Lomond is the magnet which attracts walks to the hills over Loch Lomond, Ben Vorlich is it’s polar opposite. No easy path here, from whatever … Continue reading
Wet, wet, wet…
Well, summers here, and what a mixed up bag of delights it is. Seemingly endless rain which can defeat even the most expensive of waterproofs, snow in Airdrie in the middle of May, with one day of sunshine last … Continue reading
Beinn Inverveigh and Meall Tairbh
Another outing with Glasgow HF, and a chance to complete the walk I started last year to Meall Tairbh via Ben Inverveigh. On my last visit I had cut the walk short, partly due to a lack of time, partly … Continue reading
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Tagged Airdrie, Ben Inverveigh, Bridge Of Orchy, Glasgow HF, Grahams, hillwalking, Meall Tairbh, Munros
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