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Saturday, 27 August 2016

The 2016 Challenge, day 3: Dalmally to Tyndrum (13)

Above the bridge the going was easy, and when I reached a part where the gradient eased off a bit, I found a lovely spot beside the stream where I just sat and enjoyed the sunshine for half an hour or so. I remembered the Twin Towers, back on my first Challenge, berating me for not taking the time to stop and enjoy the beauty I was passing through, and I felt sure they would approve. I took this picture looking back down the Eas Daimh before I carried on.

Not far above this, I came to the edge of the trees. The path didn't continue quite all the way, and I had to fight my way through the last three or four rows of planting, which was a bit of a chore. However, I made it through with little difficulty and only a few scratches to my arms (maybe I should have put a long-sleeved fleece on ... but I was enjoying walking in just a T-shirt). Beyond the edge of the planting there was a deer fence, and then open hillside.
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  1. John J18 November 2016 at 09:48

    The Twin Towers were absolutely right. A couple of years ago I was being hurried eastwards when I came across a Challenger from, er, Croydon. He was sat on his pack, just taking in the magnificent views. He offered exactly the same advice. I didn't (couldn't) that Tim but I have done ever since.

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  2. JB18 November 2016 at 10:26

    Yes, indeed. Me too.

    Many's the pleasant half hour or so I've spent pleasantly snoozing in the sun (and even, on occasion, all togged up and snoozing in the rain!) on Challenges since 2000.

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