What a cracking adventure, Alex! 😲 I did read the local’s name as Stan Bob before realising 😂
Those photos look stunning - makes all the pain getting up there worth it I’m sure 😊 (Easy for me to say, sat munching on a bacon sarnie whilst reading this!)
The Local may well have been called Stan 😜 I love that! It’s a carving of the Reverend John McIntosh, that replaced a stone statue from the 1900’s that was destroyed in the 70’s. Trying to look all knowledgeable….but that’s what the sign said! I wish there was a cafe at the top selling bacon sarnies!
What a cracking adventure, Alex! 😲 I did read the local’s name as Stan Bob before realising 😂
Those photos look stunning - makes all the pain getting up there worth it I’m sure 😊 (Easy for me to say, sat munching on a bacon sarnie whilst reading this!)
The Local may well have been called Stan 😜 I love that! It’s a carving of the Reverend John McIntosh, that replaced a stone statue from the 1900’s that was destroyed in the 70’s. Trying to look all knowledgeable….but that’s what the sign said! I wish there was a cafe at the top selling bacon sarnies!
Great story Alex. Like we always say when we’re hiking in the rain remember it’s just water…very very cold water. ☔️
and definitely better than being in the Office 😀 thanks Julie
Oh...that does sound a bit of an adventure (says the person who gave up hill walking many years ago after getting soaked and then sick).
Hill walking in Scotland can definitely be a soggy affair! That sounds grim getting sick after a hill walk!
It was awful...and I said never again.... :-)