Today I will set off with a car full of re-supply parcels destined to be dropped off at various points on a rather wiggly route to Montrose, where I’ll park the car and get a train to Morar, taking 14 days to walk back to Montrose by a ‘low level’ (ie less than 12 Munros and Corbetts) route, starting next Friday.
That’s the plan, anyway. I’ll be posting brief entries along the way, which is shown roughly, together with my kit list, on this web page.
The esteemed route vetter who is shown above demonstrating a river crossing technique on last year’s Challenge, will be seen by many of us on this year’s event, hopefully proffering a tray of cakes…
And just before I go, some good news. Our swifts have made it back to their nest by this study window – I can hear them sorting out their belongings after having arrived overnight.
Meanwhile, Sue is sunning herself in Turkey on the Lycian Way – have fun Sue…
5 comments:
Have a great crossing Martin and look forward to the updates on your walk.
Ooo, good! If your swifts are back, ours should be soon.
Enjoy yourself Sue!
See you somewhere in Scotland Martin, have an excellent crossing.
Thanks Martin, and Louise, and I look forward to seeing you somewhere en route Louise.
See you in Braemar, Sir!
:-)
Good luck.
I look forward to that, Alan.
HMP3 and Mary also send their best wishes for an enjoyable crossing.
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