Andrew Latchmore, John Heaps and Spencer Patrick at Muirfield
Looking down to Dunbar from Easter Spott
Our architect from Humbie Cottage and Parkley Craigs days at our new house in Inverness
Johannes putting up the sail for the return journey
Johannes a wet, wet morning and a long way to go.
Nearing the top of Mullach nan Djericain
The kids preferring dry land
Fun with Granny Moon
Rod on top of the first one. 260 odd to go !
Anna showing skills as a kite flyer
Rod, John with cocker spaniel puppy
Back we went to Scotland for the 2nd time this summer. Arrived mid September, had 2 weeks in Inverness staying at 5 Balnafettack Place 5 minute bike ride away from Jane and family. Our tenant Margaret was kind enough to allow us to do that since it 's entirely her furniture in the house.
John and Rod came up from Yorkshire for a couple of days climbing and Corbett bagging.
An epic day with Johannes doing my penultimate Munro Mullach nan Djericain at the top of Loch Mullardoch. A 13 hour day. Canoe 10 miles each way up the loch including 2 portages both times. Back in pitch darkness with help of head torches and GPS. Very wet and windy. Full account in my climbing diary. Hugely skillful performance on Johannes' part not to capsize on homeward journey with a following wind and sail up.
Down to Edinburgh and East Lothian ( golf and friends ) taking in too a quick visit to Jean and Chris in Newcastle and an evening with my niece Nicola and her 2 daughters Natalie and Hannah.
Mary joined me for a day and night ( staying at the delightful B & B owned by Enke in Gullane), dinner with my cousins Christian and Johnny Lindsay and lunch the followng day with Vic and Susie Wood at Easter Spott , Dunbar.
The last few days in Inverness , staying with Mhairi ( airbnb ) almost next door to Jane, and then flew Inverness - London - Shannon to see Meghan
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