That elusive 40-day Munros plan; no yachts; hopefully no swimming. Fantastic :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Moorlander
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That elusive 40-day Munros plan; no yachts; hopefully no swimming. Fantastic :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Moorlander
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Thought you may be interested to know that Spkye sets out this week end on this major challenge.
Keep an up date on his progress on
http://munros2010.blogspot.com
Spyke is starting his epic on Sunday. Good luck Spyke.
Yiannis
yes good luck spyke. That day on the blackmount looks a long one. If you've not been there, beware the man eating tussocks down to Glen Kinglass :eek:
john
Yes good luck Spyke, I hope the most of the bad snow has gone but left you long sweeping descents.Quote:
Originally Posted by Full Moon Addict
Was he looking for company along the way? I'll be nearby one weekend I hope, Thought he might enjoy some company...if I can keep up?
Good luck Spyke.
As John says, Day 21 from Ben Cruachan to White Corries looks a bit of an epic.
http://chris-upson.com/Munros/MunroSchedule.xls
Ian, Spyke has said that he would like to meet up with people during the challenge, so he will appreciate your company. I hope to get up there myself later on.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
Yiannis
perfect,
I'm in Ballater from the 1st of May ...
Chris, anyone, do you know how to get in touch ?
oooh, then I'm up at Lochinver att eh end of May .
You can follow Spyke's progress on the blog address below. JC who is providing road support for six weeks?? will be up dating progress on a daily basis and giving details of the following days route/schedule.Quote:
Originally Posted by andy k
I know Spyke is keen to have fellow mountain folk along with him on his long days out and any support will be apprechiated.
http://munros2010.blogspot.com/