A week has passed, and it's now less than a week to go. This time next Saturday, we should have completed our first day, from the start at Milngavie (pronounced Mulguy) to the small town of Drymen (pronounced Drimmen). That's shown in the handbook as about 12 miles. That'll be plenty for that day, as we can't begin until noon; we'll be coming down on the early train out of Spean Bridge near our hotel at the end of the walk (http://www.glengarry.net) where we will have dropped off the car the day before. Our reward for arriving back at the car will be 6 further nights at this splendid hotel.
Saturday 8 September 2012
08.09.12: Getting Closer
A week has passed, and it's now less than a week to go. This time next Saturday, we should have completed our first day, from the start at Milngavie (pronounced Mulguy) to the small town of Drymen (pronounced Drimmen). That's shown in the handbook as about 12 miles. That'll be plenty for that day, as we can't begin until noon; we'll be coming down on the early train out of Spean Bridge near our hotel at the end of the walk (http://www.glengarry.net) where we will have dropped off the car the day before. Our reward for arriving back at the car will be 6 further nights at this splendid hotel.
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ReplyDeleteHi Alan,
ReplyDeleteIf you've got an Android phone or tablet, have a look at this West Highland Way app www.caltonhillgolf.com/walking. Interested to know what you think of it.
Have a great walk and don't forget the midge repellent!
Alan Lucas.
Skin-so-Soft (two bottles!) already packed! Thanks for the app heads-up. We'll be carrying the iPad and hoping for strongish signals every now and then.
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