A Wee Hill
https://www.strava.com/activities/11994159343
D:5.34km El:319m T: 1hr 55mins
Cruach Doir’an Raoigh 292m (sub 2000)
This was a great walk with a lovely swim, I also collected mushrooms and found an interesting bit of bog wood.
Peggy to her Bung hole
Return to Martindale
The Nab (576 m) 
• ⛰️ Rest Dodd (696 m) (w)• ⛰️ Satura Crag (569 m) • ⛰️ Brock Crags (564 m) • ⛰️ Brock Crags (561 m) • ⛰️ Beda Fell (509 m) (w)• ⛰️ Alan Crag (490 m) •
https://www.strava.com/activities/11954776257 D:15km T: 4hrs 15mins El:750m
I remember not that much about this day…but joe and I really need to get up into those Lakeland hills again soon!!
Sailing Peggy
A three day trip from Mallaig.
Day One
https://www.strava.com/activities/11880145525 18nm T: 5hrs 15mins – Mallaig to Eigg
This trip turned out to be a game changer in the way we decided to sail Peggy, the weather was more bouncy than forcast and i did start to feel sick on the way to eigg. I cant remember where we were heading but we decided to take shelter in Eigg. The next day we would change tack and head for Loch Moidart. The next few day were lovely wee sails wee walks and a swim….we or kenny realised that short interesting hops with time ashore were the way to go with peggy.
Day Two
https://www.strava.com/activities/11885818623 D: 13.3nm T: 4hrs 41mins Eigg to Loch Moidart
We had a lovely sail over to Loch Moidart and an interesting negotiation to get up the channel to the castle. We hopped we had got in far enough for Peggy to dry out on her legs but we hadn’t. One lesson learned was that we were on neeps and springs would have worked much better. after a nice lunch we blew up the dingy and went ashore for a wee walk. Kenny was a little moany at first but i think he enjoyed it. He was anxious at the end to get back to Peggy.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11889179326 D: 6.35 EL: 223m T: 1hr 50 mins (2hrs 36mins)
Day Three
Beinn a’Bhaillidh 265m (Sub 2000)
Eilean Shona
https://www.strava.com/activities/11893096313 D: 3.61km El: 265m T: 1hr 4mins ( 1hr 34mins )
Before we left for Samalaman I went up a wee hill, Kenny dropped me at the shore and up I went fantastic views from the top of the Glenfinnan and the islands.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11893978623 D:6.4nm 1hr 35 mins
A lovely wee sail round to Samalaman and a swim round the boat.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11894471054 D: 167m
Then a walk to Glenuig for tea and back to Peggy for a glorious sunset.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11895650128
Day Four
Back to the marina and the Marine Bar.
One of the best every trips on Peggy
https://www.strava.com/activities/11900896741 D:15.6nm T:4hrs
Skye day Five: A very wet one
https://www.strava.com/activities/11751543575
A very wet walk to the coral beach – I cant believe we actually set off. A nice lunch afterwards though
Skye Day Four: A glorious swim
https://www.strava.com/activities/11743976082
Today we had a glorious swim and walk, water so calm and cold! fantastic views and a seal came to watch us.
Skye Day Three: A Mountain day: joined by Joe
Bioda Buidhie 466m (Sub 2000) Beinn Edra 611m
https://www.strava.com/activities/11736771419
D: 14.91km. El: 694m. T: 4hrs 29mins
Chris dropped us at the car park for the Quiraing which was less busy than last time. We set off walking in the other direction and there was only one other party of 6 walking that way. Glorious scenery, and a long ish decent down to the fairy glen and home. Sam and I had our second swim of the week. A good day.
Skye with the Hawthornes Day Two.
D: 6.61km El: 127m T: 1hr 32mins
https://www.strava.com/activities/11728472284
Today we went on a walk along the shore to the headland on which sits the lookout bothy. I knew about this bothy but didn’t realise where it was. I nice wee walk and I collected a couple of bouys. Tonight Joe arrives.
Skye with Joe and the Hawthorne’s Day One
Meall na Suiramach 543m (sub 2000)
Loch Sheanta – quick dip
Today was going to be an easy day but it turned out to be quite a mega day. We drove up to the Quiraing car park – it was Sunday but even so we were not expecting it to be so busy! Unable to park we headed down the other coast to find somewhere else to walk. We thought that it might be quieter later. Which it was. We had a nice walk by the coast and then went for a dip in loch Sheanta, which was very cold!
We then headed back to the car park to find a parking place and headed on the walk which was spectacular and included a new sub 2000 top for me.
Climbing with Kenny
Borrodale Crags: Wire Crag.
Tripwire S 4a lead
Top Rung VD 3c lead
It was a drizzly start but after a coffee at the marina cafe in Arisaig we decided to set off and see what it would be like. It was a new crag for me and it took a while to work out where was what but in the end we did. The rock was lovely and I lead a couple of nice routes. Kenny enjoyed himself and we also had a potter about and a picnic. A place to return to.
Mountain Days and Photo Nights 