Glen Finlas 2017-05-01
walkmapCategory Archives: Walknote
Sgiath Chùil and Meall-Glas 2016-10-21
walkmapDoune Hill and Beinn Eich, from Luss 2016-10-09
walkmapLoch Oss and Ben Oss walkmap
An Caisteal and Beinn a Chroin
Rescued from Fargo or littleoutliner? 1 Apr 2019 original 15 Aug 2014
First Munro for a while. Cloudy but warm, clouds mostly above munro height. 
In the Belach Bundie 4 ravens kept me entertained with a few acrobatics, croaking and making a popping sound I’d not heard before.
Hills without end.
Trying a slowshutter iphone app shot.
An Caisteal & Beinn a Chroin – an album on Flickr and 16-08-2014-An Caisteal and Beinn a Chroin. A couple of other ways to tell a walk.
Loch Humphrey Morning
First published on Fargo moved here 22 Jul 2019
Took a walk up to Loch Humphrey, pretty dull day and the forecast was for rain.
Lots of flowers out and I took a couple of shots using the macro lens on the iPhone. The first of meadowsweet and the second of heather.
The heather on the moor was beginning to purple up nicely.
Once I got to the loch the rain came on but not so hard I needed a jacket until I was half way to the car.
Loch Humprey
First published on Fargo moved here 22 Jul 2019
With Dorothy, the weather forecast said 11 Centigrade, but it turned out to be 8, a cold May, grey sky, cold breeze.
The Blackthorn is out, and plenty of primrose around the wee burns on the slope.
A fairly quite afternoon for a popular walk. We spent some time zigzagging through the trees.
On the way down a Raven gave us a good show of flying without flapping, soaring on the updraft.
Glen Findlas 18-April 2014
walkmapBarassie Beach
Barassie Beach
A couple of hours walking along and back. Quite a warm day, bit of low thin cloud. Started off bright and clouded over a wee bit.
This one taken with the slowshutter app:
Surprisingly quiet, we went to Troon for an ice cream and the beach there was packed. Hardly a soul along the barassie strand towards Irvine.
brassie beach – a set on Flickr , a few more photos.
Ardinning Evening
Lovely warm, for here, evening for a walk around the Loch Ardinning Nature Reserve.
The path that has been a swamp for the last few months is starting to dry out.
The Balck Linn burn still had a fair bit of water in it.
Very quite evening, a roe was grazing in the reed near the loch, the smell of young bracken everywhere across the moor.
At the end of the walk beside the loch again there were a fair few young frogs leaving the pond and crossing the path.
