Route Finding

We had a great walk yesterday, notching up another two munros, but it was very tiring. What should have been 22km turned into 28km and the return section was on deep peat hagged, boggy territory. A real challenge psychologically! We made it though, and rewarded ourselves with a lovely supper and a couple of drinks at the Courie Inn in Killin. Our friends are heading for home today, but we have another couple of munros waiting for us in the Glen Lyon area. Then it will be time for us to head home too.

[Diana]

A wonderful capture of those gorgeous rolling hills and view. The walk does sound a tad tedious though, glad you made the most of it.

[Boxplayer]

Intrepid trekkers!

[Christina]

That sounds exhausting but well done!

[Babs]

Sounds like a hard day but a lovely meal was a nice reward.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Dorothy]

Into the wild blue yonder!

[PhotoCrazy]

Wow, tough walk! But sounds like a wonderful day!

[Merrelyn]

Wow, a lovely view of those rolling hills.

[Kathy]

You are constantly challenging yourselves. Glad you made it back safe and sound.

[Sarah Bremner]

Another spectacular view....the colours are so special.

[Pat Knowles]

What a great vista! Sounds tough but I guess you don’t do stiff & achy legs after all your climbing!!

[Tunia McClure]

I hope your friends have as much stamina as you do. You might have done them in for ever walking with you again.

[Bill Ososki]

Nice view

[Phil Howcroft]

your munros journey is magical and inspirational Issi

Enjoy

[Kathy A]

Well done to you all!

[eDorre]

So beautiful! Glad you made it! So fun to see where you will be next

[Issi Bannerman]

@tunia We try and look after our friends for further walking trips! ;-)

[haskar]

The journey is exhausting but so satisfying. Lovely scene and soft colours.

[Julie Duncan]

That's quite a little jaunt! Thanks for taking us along!

[Dianne]

That peaty boggy stuff must’ve been physically and mentally draining.