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Category Archives: Walknote

Notes on walks from over the years. A WIP, in part gathering from other places.

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Loch Oss not the Ben

Posted on 19 November, 2019
by john

On Sunday’s walk I stopped now and again to record some audio.

https://johnjohnston.info/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/loch_oss_not_the_ben.mp3

The usual walkmap

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Posted on 9 November, 2019
by john
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A good walk to Meall an Fhudair, notes, map & photos:

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Posted on 9 November, 2019
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Posted on 19 October, 2019
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Glen Finlas Loop, yesterdays walk, notes, map & photos: walkmap

Posted on 19 October, 2019
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Posted on 16 October, 2019
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A walk in the Glen Luss hills today, notes, map and photos: walkmap

Posted on 16 October, 2019
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Posted on 5 October, 2019
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Second time walking in Glen Douglas hills this week. What a contrast with Monday. Saw a healthy looking hill fox running across. Deer loomed in the murk and stags roaring.

Posted on 5 October, 2019
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Posted on 30 September, 2019
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I had a good walk round the Glen Douglas loops today, perfect weather for walking. Notes, photos and map: walkmap

Posted on 30 September, 2019
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Posted on 15 September, 2019
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Had a quick walk around the Kilpatrick moor to the Slacks Trigpoint and back. Overcast with a fairly strong breeze. Autumn seems to have started. Saw a couple of Red Admirals when the sun tried to get through.

Posted on 15 September, 2019
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Posted on 8 September, 2019
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We had a short walk along a couple of miles of the River Ayr way.  walkmap

Passed along John Macadam’s experiments in tar macadam roads.

Posted on 8 September, 2019
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Posted on 7 September, 2019
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Loch Lomond from Cashel footpath

Hairy Caterpillar orange body, yelllow long haiir.

Common Lizard

We had a walk this afternoon. Bright, warm and calm.
A couple of ravens. plenty of peacock butterflies.
A strange hairy caterpillar.
A common lizard. I am getting much better at spotting these.

Posted on 7 September, 2019
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Posted on 24 August, 2019
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Loch Ardinning this afternoon. After quite a wet spell it is summerish again. Peacocks and the odd tortoiseshell, damselflies and dragonflies. Loch Ardinning
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Posted on 24 August, 2019
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