Mushrooms in Scotland
If Scottish fairies hide under mushrooms (somewhere I heard they did), then they have many kinds to choose from.
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Been there. Done that.
We completed our walk today, about 105 miles. Least used item: sunglasses. Screenshot of our trip A Scottish caterpillar - notice the tartan coat An abandoned farmhouse
Weather
We started walking in the best weather of the day: Then it deteriorated. Just as we began our ascent of the Devil's Staircase, we ran into an international ultra-marathon coming down: Mary was so excited watching the runners bounding down the steep rocky path, she decided to have her own race - she won by a mile! (As soon as we dry out, we might post some more)
More than enough moors
Whereas yesterday gifted us with rain, rocks, mud, wind, and a creek to cross every 50 yards. Today was about moors, bogs and amazing vistas. So in only two days we experienced the essence of Scotland! (This is still under constuction too) Mary, standing next to the only tree in sight A small section of the scotch selection at the local gas station convenience store (Tyndrum)
A glorious day
Some photos... (Under construction) He was looking for handouts at lunch Our lunch stop. We were hoping the Harry Potter train would come by, but it didn't There be fairies nearby
Weather in Scotland
Leaving Loch Lomond A break in the rain Anong the path (Unfinished... Stay tuned)
You take the high road ...
Today, we mostly walked along Loch Lomond, and took the high road. Photos coming, pending network availability...
On our way
Images from our first day And so the sloshing begins It was on the way, so we stopped in for a wee dram A patch of blue sky in the distance One of those Scottish hilly things in the distance This place offered "camping". I guess a bit more income can't hurt The back half looks like a dish they call "black pudding" We've seen lots of pretty flowers A waterproof boot "test patch" in the trail