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over a year ago
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If walking alone make sure toy inform a friend where you are going, bad weather can come down real quick at this time of year.
Make sure you also go well equipped with proper clothing, food and drink |
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"If walking alone make sure toy inform a friend where you are going, bad weather can come down real quick at this time of year.
Make sure you also go well equipped with proper clothing, food and drink"
The Mountain weather information service website is essential.
There are also plenty of training talks around. |
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By *ikilovesCCouple
over a year ago
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"If walking alone make sure toy inform a friend where you are going, bad weather can come down real quick at this time of year.
Make sure you also go well equipped with proper clothing, food and drink"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I like to go up the Pentland hills,not particularly high but awesome views and peace and quiet  "
agreed. And just on the door step to.. love the cold air filling lungs as the crisp grass crunches under foot. |
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"I like to go up the Pentland hills,not particularly high but awesome views and peace and quiet agreed. And just on the door step to.. love the cold air filling lungs as the crisp grass crunches under foot."
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By *hav02 OP Man
over a year ago
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"I like to go up the Pentland hills,not particularly high but awesome views and peace and quiet "
Agree, pentlands are nice, but a bit out the way for me.
I'm still trying to resuscitate my grass, it died last year  |
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By *hav02 OP Man
over a year ago
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"I'm looking for a munro partner for next year "
Munros are on my bucketlist, but i personally prefer quicker walks with good views. Happy to come along though if you have somewhere in mind |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Liathach Ridge, An Teallach, Aonach Eagach Ridge, South Glen Shiel Ridge, Cuillin Ridge, CMD Arete and if you want a surprise then take a trip to Arran and enjoy A'Chir  |
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there is a big difference between winter hillwalking and mountaineering and doing some of the ones you say is more mountaineering in winter and you need the skills to do them .when doing any hill in winter dont bite off more than you can chew and its always better to turn back than keep going if the weather turns on you |
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By *hav02 OP Man
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"there is a big difference between winter hillwalking and mountaineering and doing some of the ones you say is more mountaineering in winter and you need the skills to do them .when doing any hill in winter dont bite off more than you can chew and its always better to turn back than keep going if the weather turns on you "
Agree, hence the specific wording in the title. Yet, mountaineering for me could be a walk for the mountaineers here  |
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both close to each other..same area 
