Walking near Aviemore
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Walking
A walk in the rain
I took a couple of hours out today for a walk. A check of the map and I headed out to some nearby green spaces.
During this walk I could hear the planes at Heathrow, the traffic on the M4 and M25 and the GWR trains. I did not see anyone else on these footpaths except a deer I disturbed and some golfers.
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Loch Tay
It has been very windy today – enough to put waves on the loch.
I did get out and walk but because of the weather my plan to try out my new pocket stove did not happen.
More photos from North Berwick
The rain did slow to a drizzle after breakfast, so I set out to walk some of the beaches, coast and areas around North Berwick. Of course I picked up several geocaches and photos along the way.
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The barometer said change
Can you see the face?
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Walking – Lauder
Having been on the phone early for work and the weather looking wet and grey, I decided to walk the local paths around Lauder.
Eventually the rain sent me back for coffee and then back to the campsite.
A damp tent
The San Francisco 49ers on a wet Monday afternoon
John o’ Groats and Wick
We headed north today – all the way north.
John o’ Groats
John o’ Groats harbour
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We walked out along the coast, leaving the tourist area behind. There were even two caches along our route – the most northerly mainland caches.
Ness of Duncansby
Duncansby Head
John o’ Groats from Ness of Duncansby
Wick
We stopped here mainly to eat, but we also visited the “shortest street”
Ebenezer Place was built in 1883 and measures only 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) long. It has only one address: No 1.
It was also the location of our last geocache of this holiday.
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