Great vid and indicative of why Murray is the finest youtuber of this genre, you had more information in that 15 minutes than the others do combined and secondly he's never sold out, flogging this that and the other. Unmissable content.
Thanks Kevin - very nice of you to leave such a nice comment, I do my best , so many good YTers out there though - I enjoy lots of varying channels :) If only I had more time to spend on my vids as alway try to improve when I can :) Thanks again - very much appreciated Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
I tried it a few weeks ago. From the moment I came out of the woods I was in the clouds. The wind was blowing, the visibility was about 30 meters and after the first summit the raincover of my backpack came of 3 times and needed my sticks to stay up on my feet. So I decided it would be saver to turn around. So it is nice to see your walk up to the summit.
Thanks for this Murray. Apologies for the late arrival of this comment as we were in Blackpool for a few days!. Personally want to thank you for your videos and photography as it has changed my outlook in life. It's really beneficial that your channel is constantly evolving into the next generation and it's really nice your son is enjoying his father's experiences as well. Your channel has been inspirational for lots of folk and that includes myself. Keep up the great videos mate, your channel is the best
Hi Marco - thanks for the comment and it’s comments like this that make it all worth while for me ie hearing it has helped you getting out and about. It’s great my son is coming out in more adventures :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
I love the Galloway names. I've had lunch on the Rig of the Jarkness and crossed the Buckdas of Cairnbaber. When I climbed Kirrereoch and Tarfessock (recommended) I realised why the Awful Hand is so named - the hills look like giant fingers or knuckles.
Nice to see you’ve invested in ‘proper’ walking breeks for the bairn!! I’ve always fancied Merrick as I used to drive past on the way to Stranraer. Great video again
Great video😁Never down any of the mountains down that neck of the woods..Need to get down there😁..Some mad names..I always think the same of the Lake District 😂. Cheers Robert
Great video and a good hill. We did it pre-covid and had a wet day from Benyellary onwards. The Bothy was in a a poor state and the path through the woods was quite slippery, I seem to remember. I did an MTB bikepack trip round the Galloway Forest last year and had much better views. Thanks for sharing.
Family time is priceless, having the adventures with your laddie is something he won’t forget. The video is yet another of your finest, effluent, informative, descriptive and showing that it’s ok to make decisions when on the hills when the weather turns. Another brilliant walk. Thank you once again for sharing.
We really enjoyed this video Murray, the Merrick is certainly a fascinating mountain, think we were very lucky to get views the day we climbed it. Great to hear you touch on the unusual names of the awful hand range, something we found really fascinating too😊👍. Lovely to see you out with your son again, he certainly seems to be pickling up the love of the hills from his dad😊👍. Fantastic video as ever!
Thanks Folks - it’s a lovely walk - think I may return again to explore a little further - I fancy looking at some of the lochs round about there too :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Great day out Murray. Really enjoyed the classic video takes. The Merrick been on the list for me a long time yet still havent got there, despite living in the Scottish Borders for years. I recommend the Moffat and Tweedsmuir hills, White Coomb, Carrifran and Hart Fell, from Gameshope. You pass through Rotten Bottom, so some cracking names there too. The other direction takes you to Broad law from Talla almost as high as the Merrick. Or there is Culter Fell and Hangingstone Hill near Biggar !. My local fells and great days out. You can go all day without seeing a soul...and the views are vast there too on a clear day.
Thanks Lyndsey - the only time I have explored these was when bagging the corbetts - sounds a excellent place and I’ll need to go and explore more and find rotten bottom 😂👍 Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Excellent video inspite of the low cloud. Good to see Lewis getting more comfortable in front of camera...seeing you both reminds me of when my dad took me and my brother out hiking when we were 8 and 6...now I'm showing my 3 year old grandson around out local woods....thank you so much
Morning Murray, ah the glorious Scottish mist, how I miss it....! Just for your info, I used to work on the ‘Rig of Doom’ in the North Sea for many years, not the same as your Rig of Doom, but at least yours has a better view...! Another great vid, really enjoying the content.
I discovered your channel a few days ago, I love your videos!! I was in the highlands in September for 2 weeks, such an amazing place Scotland is 🙂 I will be back in May and September next year!! Perhaps I will run into you on one of the munros 🙃
Hi Murray really good that Lewis joins you, I did 20 Trig points with our 2 grandchildren mainly in the Peak District, during the Covid restrictions. It was Alans last Corbett, I met Alan in Rattagan YHA whilst munroing. I try to follow your advice start cold be bold, especially on the bike. thanks again
So not in Louisiana 😉😂 Nice to see your son out again and a always a mighty fine video perfect for a wet Wednesday evening watch in Yorkshire. Couldn’t ask for more really, upside down tree, deep dark forests, hills, mist and amazing views. As always, thanks Murray. Until next time, stay safe and ATB.
Thanks Tony - it was a fine wee hike , shame we didn’t get a view from the top but at least the going underfoot was drier than the day before :) Thanks for watching ATB Murray
That was a nice hike It’s good that you didn’t have heavy rain Good exercise and fresh air = a good sleep The bothie was sparse but it’s great for shelter Winter hiking and camping are around the corner! Great video and take care 🇨🇦❤️🍁
Hi Murray, great to see my local hills on your channel! I recently camped up on the Merrick and as always, the clag rolled in. I've been up there 6 or 7 times now and there's only been a couple of occasions where visibility has been decent - I think it's something to do with it being the only range close to the sea around here, so the weather seems to do its own thing up there 😂 Looks like you visited Culsharg on a relatively tidy day - it's usually a bit of a tip!
Great vid. I follow along with the OS maps app once I work out where you are. I see someone else also spotted you had the wrong height for the Merrick as well
Great content Murray, can't wait to get back to bonnie Scotland next summer, btw I voted for you in the TGO readers awards, hope you win, you deserve it, good luck mate and cheers.
I fancy going back to look at those sandy beaches - they looked nice camp spots when looking down on them from the Merrick for sure :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Thanks for another great video and these hills would be glorious in the summer and the bogs would dry up making it better for longer days and the views would be rather vast on a clear day.
Thanks Ibr, I think after a dry spell would be ideal, but TBH the path up the Merrick was not too bad (in comparison to the SOM walk the day before :)) Thanks for watching ATB Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains Shalloch on Minnoch is boggy even mid-summer. Great video, i've probably done Merrick about a dozen times over the years and think only have about 3-4 ascents where i have had a view from the top. The route via Loch Valley past the lochs is better, but is pretty boggy too with a steep ascent of the Merrick from Loch Enoch.
Thank you Murray,, another beautiful video of Scotland as always, cannot wait to see it all in real life 😍 When I get a camera, will send you a pic of the view one day when all settled in and the weather is clear 😃
Superb Murray, the Merrick isn't far from me at all good to see you so close to home. You can get some great views of the Isle of Arran and the surrounding areas when it's clear. Hopefully you can get some views next time 👍
A bit of a trek from Orkney - what’s the highest point on the Orkneys ? I’ve been up Ronas Hill and down to the big beach in the Shetlands but I’m not sure what the highest point in the Orkney Isles 🤔 Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains the highest point in Orkney would be Ward Hill in Hoy. If you add in the hike up to see the Old man of Hoy it makes a whole day hike. Definitely worth doing if you’re ever up this way. There’s information on the route on the walk Highlands website.👍
Nice trip Murray. I’ve camped on yellary once and merrick twice. The place names are great over there. The rig of the gloon. The awful hand 😂. We also camped down at neldriken. Great place. But boggy everywhere 😂 enjoyed watching this brought back some good memories. Albeit I was on the merrick in July 😂😂 just a hike that one. So I’ve been up 3 times. 👍 Atb.
I’ve heard you can see the highest points in England, Ireland, Scotland and wales from the merrick, I’m skeptical about that especially snowdon 144 miles away but maybe it’s true
I take it that this video was filmed on the same trip as the last one? Nice idea….getting those peaks bagged for the son…early, and saving the beautiful ones for later. 😆
It's certainly a nice walk and pity u's didn't get the views from the summit. I think u underestimated the climb from the stats when u reached the summit. I was thinking it was over 800m and a quick check says 843m. As always I enjoyed watching and look forward to next week's adventure
well noticed - I left the Benyellary stats in as the height of the Merrick which of course is not 719 but 843 :) doh! Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Both Goatfell and Caisteal Abhail on Arran are higher than the Merrick and south of Ben Lomond. :) A pity you never got the views Murray, I was up in March and did the loop back around the lochs, highly recommended. Cheers!
Thanks Harry - the clag means I’ll need to return another day to see the view and maybe explore some of those lovely Sandy lochs around the back :) Thanks for watching Murray
Ffs what happened tae the wee man, possibility the same as mine, one minute yer nipping their ear and giving them it tight and the next thing they've got the ability tae kick the shite oot ye lol 😆 ATB Murray I've not been on for a while.. like most mate, kinda lost my way mentally and physically 🤞🏻We're ALL gonna get back.
I know the feeling - one minute they are wee and cute - next minute they are bigger and stronger than us 😂👍. Hope you get out soon Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Good to see you've managed to get down our way eventually Murray. The Galloway Corbetts are not the hardest but they take you into some of the wildest, wettest and most boggy terrain in Scotland. Many of the names reflect a mixture of the Old Norse and Scottish Gaelic languages and give the area an eerie atmosphere, especially when you're wild camping in the middle of nowhere. This is from a trip a couple of years ago for anyone who's interested in the area ua-cam.com/video/lX8iFRFIhag/v-deo.html Cairnsmore of Carsphairn next? ATB
Some lovely country down there - I think I will return to investigate some of the land around the Merrick in the future me thinks :) I'll head over and watch your adventure later :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Great vid and indicative of why Murray is the finest youtuber of this genre, you had more information in that 15 minutes than the others do combined and secondly he's never sold out, flogging this that and the other. Unmissable content.
Thanks Kevin - very nice of you to leave such a nice comment, I do my best , so many good YTers out there though - I enjoy lots of varying channels :) If only I had more time to spend on my vids as alway try to improve when I can :) Thanks again - very much appreciated
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
A claggy day in the hills is still better than a good day working, love your work guys
Thanks John - couldn’t agree more 👍
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Murray
I tried it a few weeks ago. From the moment I came out of the woods I was in the clouds. The wind was blowing, the visibility was about 30 meters and after the first summit the raincover of my backpack came of 3 times and needed my sticks to stay up on my feet. So I decided it would be saver to turn around.
So it is nice to see your walk up to the summit.
Thanks for this Murray. Apologies for the late arrival of this comment as we were in Blackpool for a few days!. Personally want to thank you for your videos and photography as it has changed my outlook in life. It's really beneficial that your channel is constantly evolving into the next generation and it's really nice your son is enjoying his father's experiences as well. Your channel has been inspirational for lots of folk and that includes myself. Keep up the great videos mate, your channel is the best
Hi Marco - thanks for the comment and it’s comments like this that make it all worth while for me ie hearing it has helped you getting out and about. It’s great my son is coming out in more adventures :)
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Great Adventure !!
Enjoyed the video Murray,
It was nice to see your son out with you on your adventure.
Nice view's considering the low cloud.
I love the Galloway names. I've had lunch on the Rig of the Jarkness and crossed the Buckdas of Cairnbaber. When I climbed Kirrereoch and Tarfessock (recommended) I realised why the Awful Hand is so named - the hills look like giant fingers or knuckles.
Awesome video once again. Thanks for sharing:)
Thank you 🙏 - much appreciated
Thanks for watching
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Murray
Nice to see you’ve invested in ‘proper’ walking breeks for the bairn!! I’ve always fancied Merrick as I used to drive past on the way to Stranraer. Great video again
Enjoyed this Murray, a good variety of terrain and some authentic Scottish weather 😅 Cheers!
Derek
Beautiful topography! Time spending with your son is certainly priceless!
It certainly is - not sure how long he will ck tinkle coming out - so enjoying. It whilst I can 👌👍
Thanks for watching
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Murray
I guess Skiddaw (931m) is the next big peak to the south in Cumbria. Lovely vid, thanks!
Great video😁Never down any of the mountains down that neck of the woods..Need to get down there😁..Some mad names..I always think the same of the Lake District 😂.
Cheers
Robert
Nice one! A new mountain name for me. Thanks.
Great video and a good hill. We did it pre-covid and had a wet day from Benyellary onwards. The Bothy was in a a poor state and the path through the woods was quite slippery, I seem to remember. I did an MTB bikepack trip round the Galloway Forest last year and had much better views. Thanks for sharing.
Well done Murray! Fanastic pronunciations of the hill and hill features.😜
Family time is priceless, having the adventures with your laddie is something he won’t forget. The video is yet another of your finest, effluent, informative, descriptive and showing that it’s ok to make decisions when on the hills when the weather turns. Another brilliant walk. Thank you once again for sharing.
Effluent? :)
Thanks Owen - very much appreciated and I concur with you sentiment on family time 100% :)
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Murray
Cracking video guys, thanks for sharing your adventures as always 😀🥾⛰🏴
Absolutely gorgeous presentation my friend. This is filmed and explained so professionally! Lovely work 🔥🔥
Thank you - very much appreciated :)
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Murray
Quality film, as always Murray.
Thanks Dougie - much appreciated 🙏👍
Another fantastic video Murray well done, not like you to be so far south, I'm surprised you weren't wearing shorts 😆
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Stuart
Nice one Murray . I didn't know The Merrick was the highest peak south of Ben Lomond . Every day's a skool day 😁
Good roof on that there bothy😃
Nice one Murray even in the gloom , on my to do list . Don’t forget White coomb above Loch skeen that’s sits at 822m 👍
Great stuff Murray
Great video Murray 👏 lots of interesting info, pity about the clag 🙄 still a good walk 🥾 atb Brian 👍
Hope I can go back and get the summit views 👍
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Lovely, thank you guys.. I haven’t walked in that are looks really nice
Havnt watched it yet but I guesses the Merrick . That was officially my first ever hike on NEW YEARS DAY 2021.
We really enjoyed this video Murray, the Merrick is certainly a fascinating mountain, think we were very lucky to get views the day we climbed it. Great to hear you touch on the unusual names of the awful hand range, something we found really fascinating too😊👍. Lovely to see you out with your son again, he certainly seems to be pickling up the love of the hills from his dad😊👍. Fantastic video as ever!
Thanks Folks - it’s a lovely walk - think I may return again to explore a little further - I fancy looking at some of the lochs round about there too :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Great day out Murray. Really enjoyed the classic video takes. The Merrick been on the list for me a long time yet still havent got there, despite living in the Scottish Borders for years. I recommend the Moffat and Tweedsmuir hills, White Coomb, Carrifran and Hart Fell, from Gameshope. You pass through Rotten Bottom, so some cracking names there too. The other direction takes you to Broad law from Talla almost as high as the Merrick. Or there is Culter Fell and Hangingstone Hill near Biggar !. My local fells and great days out. You can go all day without seeing a soul...and the views are vast there too on a clear day.
Thanks Lyndsey - the only time I have explored these was when bagging the corbetts - sounds a excellent place and I’ll need to go and explore more and find rotten bottom 😂👍
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Excellent video inspite of the low cloud. Good to see Lewis getting more comfortable in front of camera...seeing you both reminds me of when my dad took me and my brother out hiking when we were 8 and 6...now I'm showing my 3 year old grandson around out local woods....thank you so much
Morning Murray, ah the glorious Scottish mist, how I miss it....! Just for your info, I used to work on the ‘Rig of Doom’ in the North Sea for many years, not the same as your Rig of Doom, but at least yours has a better view...! Another great vid, really enjoying the content.
Great vlog Murray! Really enjoyed it and it's good to see you out with Lewis!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Allan - we both had fun (I think 🤔 😂👍)
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Murray
I discovered your channel a few days ago, I love your videos!! I was in the highlands in September for 2 weeks, such an amazing place Scotland is 🙂 I will be back in May and September next year!! Perhaps I will run into you on one of the munros 🙃
Hi Marcello and welcome to the channel - hope you enjoy some of the content on here :)
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Murray
Love Glen Trool, great wee campsite there. Can I also ask what trousers you were wearing on the hill, im after a new pair and they look bombproof.
love the borders a
d galloway just as stunning as the highlands not as dramatic but just as haunting
It’s a lovely area - I think I’ll be back to explore a bit more around The Merrick 👍
Hi Murray really good that Lewis joins you, I did 20 Trig points with our 2 grandchildren mainly in the Peak District, during the Covid restrictions. It was Alans last Corbett, I met Alan in Rattagan YHA whilst munroing. I try to follow your advice start cold be bold, especially on the bike.
thanks again
So not in Louisiana 😉😂 Nice to see your son out again and a always a mighty fine video perfect for a wet Wednesday evening watch in Yorkshire. Couldn’t ask for more really, upside down tree, deep dark forests, hills, mist and amazing views. As always, thanks Murray. Until next time, stay safe and ATB.
Thanks Tony - it was a fine wee hike , shame we didn’t get a view from the top but at least the going underfoot was drier than the day before :)
Thanks for watching
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Murray
TheAwfu'' Hand. Very wild country. Highest loch in Scotland. And there's an island, in the loch, with wee loch in it.
Lochception
That was a nice hike
It’s good that you didn’t have heavy rain
Good exercise and fresh air = a good sleep
The bothie was sparse but it’s great for shelter
Winter hiking and camping are around the corner!
Great video and take care 🇨🇦❤️🍁
winter is indeed not far away - some snow forecast for this weekend hopefully :)
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Hi Murray, great to see my local hills on your channel! I recently camped up on the Merrick and as always, the clag rolled in. I've been up there 6 or 7 times now and there's only been a couple of occasions where visibility has been decent - I think it's something to do with it being the only range close to the sea around here, so the weather seems to do its own thing up there 😂 Looks like you visited Culsharg on a relatively tidy day - it's usually a bit of a tip!
There wasn’t any litter (or anything !) in the bothy TBH - a bit bare but a refuge if the weather turned 👍
@@ScotlandsMountains Definitely, it’s nice to see it tidy 👌🏻
As always a well-made video - but you can tell your heart is further North
it is still lovely down here too :)
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Great vid. I follow along with the OS maps app once I work out where you are.
I see someone else also spotted you had the wrong height for the Merrick as well
It’s shrunk by about 100m 😂👍
Great content Murray, can't wait to get back to bonnie Scotland next summer, btw I voted for you in the TGO readers awards, hope you win, you deserve it, good luck mate and cheers.
Thank you - very much appreciated- and thanks for voting too - just recently found out about the awards so thanks for the vote 👍
Nice area. Not only hills but few Castles and nice sandybeach. Visited last year. Been up Merick. Did the second highest aswell Corserine.
I fancy going back to look at those sandy beaches - they looked nice camp spots when looking down on them from the Merrick for sure :)
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Thanks for another great video and these hills would be glorious in the summer and the bogs would dry up making it better for longer days and the views would be rather vast on a clear day.
Thanks Ibr, I think after a dry spell would be ideal, but TBH the path up the Merrick was not too bad (in comparison to the SOM walk the day before :))
Thanks for watching
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Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains Shalloch on Minnoch is boggy even mid-summer. Great video, i've probably done Merrick about a dozen times over the years and think only have about 3-4 ascents where i have had a view from the top. The route via Loch Valley past the lochs is better, but is pretty boggy too with a steep ascent of the Merrick from Loch Enoch.
Thank you Murray,, another beautiful video of Scotland as always, cannot wait to see it all in real life 😍 When I get a camera, will send you a pic of the view one day when all settled in and the weather is clear 😃
I am sure the views from the top are stupendous - I'll need to head back in better weather John :)
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@@ScotlandsMountains Thank you Murray
Superb Murray, the Merrick isn't far from me at all good to see you so close to home. You can get some great views of the Isle of Arran and the surrounding areas when it's clear. Hopefully you can get some views next time 👍
Thanks Morgan - I'll need to go back when the tops are clear to get those views me thinks :)
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Murray
Upside down tress...WTF? Anyway, can't wait for your video next week....I wonder what you will get up to? lol
Excited for next weeks double billing 👌👍
@@ScotlandsMountains Me too....is it Wednesday yet?!! lol
I reckon the forestry chaps were having a bit of a laugh with that, I have a wee chuckle every time I pass it 😂
Another excellent video Murray. My list of mountains I want to summit keeps getting longer with every video you post. If only I didn’t live in Orkney!
A bit of a trek from Orkney - what’s the highest point on the Orkneys ? I’ve been up Ronas Hill and down to the big beach in the Shetlands but I’m not sure what the highest point in the Orkney Isles 🤔
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@@ScotlandsMountains the highest point in Orkney would be Ward Hill in Hoy. If you add in the hike up to see the Old man of Hoy it makes a whole day hike. Definitely worth doing if you’re ever up this way. There’s information on the route on the walk Highlands website.👍
Nice trip Murray. I’ve camped on yellary once and merrick twice. The place names are great over there. The rig of the gloon. The awful hand 😂. We also camped down at neldriken. Great place. But boggy everywhere 😂 enjoyed watching this brought back some good memories. Albeit I was on the merrick in July 😂😂 just a hike that one. So I’ve been up 3 times. 👍 Atb.
Thanks Andy - away to search your channel to see your trips up here now :) keep up the great work
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Murary
I’ve heard you can see the highest points in England, Ireland, Scotland and wales from the merrick, I’m skeptical about that especially snowdon 144 miles away but maybe it’s true
I take it that this video was filmed on the same trip as the last one?
Nice idea….getting those peaks bagged for the son…early, and saving the beautiful ones for later. 😆
We had much fun and the area really did remind me of the Trossachs- I’ll need to go back and explore a bit more at some point I think 👍
hi Murray! Will you do a Moffat one as well?
Hi Adam - did these a few years back (not sure if I made a video on them though !
It's certainly a nice walk and pity u's didn't get the views from the summit. I think u underestimated the climb from the stats when u reached the summit. I was thinking it was over 800m and a quick check says 843m. As always I enjoyed watching and look forward to next week's adventure
well noticed - I left the Benyellary stats in as the height of the Merrick which of course is not 719 but 843 :) doh!
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
another grand vid shame you didnt get the veiws as on a clear day the veiws are stunning.
an excuse for me to go back on a better weather day at some point hopefully :)
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@@ScotlandsMountains don't know if you've done it but another great walk is the loop which includes corserine on clear day another belter.
Both Goatfell and Caisteal Abhail on Arran are higher than the Merrick and south of Ben Lomond. :) A pity you never got the views Murray, I was up in March and did the loop back around the lochs, highly recommended. Cheers!
Very good point - Forgot about the Arran hill
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Was there last week doing the SUW, best part of the trail in my opinion. 👍
Fantastic walk , hope you had a cracking hike on the SUW
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Murray
Shame about the clag, but it's a lovely place
Thanks Harry - the clag means I’ll need to return another day to see the view and maybe explore some of those lovely Sandy lochs around the back :)
Thanks for watching
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Ffs what happened tae the wee man, possibility the same as mine, one minute yer nipping their ear and giving them it tight and the next thing they've got the ability tae kick the shite oot ye lol 😆 ATB Murray I've not been on for a while.. like most mate, kinda lost my way mentally and physically 🤞🏻We're ALL gonna get back.
I know the feeling - one minute they are wee and cute - next minute they are bigger and stronger than us 😂👍. Hope you get out soon
Take care and thanks for watching
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Murray
Send us some sausage rolls and scotch eggs - can’t get them here in California 😅
you are missing out ;)lol
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Murray
Good to see you've managed to get down our way eventually Murray. The Galloway Corbetts are not the hardest but they take you into some of the wildest, wettest and most boggy terrain in Scotland. Many of the names reflect a mixture of the Old Norse and Scottish Gaelic languages and give the area an eerie atmosphere, especially when you're wild camping in the middle of nowhere. This is from a trip a couple of years ago for anyone who's interested in the area ua-cam.com/video/lX8iFRFIhag/v-deo.html
Cairnsmore of Carsphairn next? ATB
Some lovely country down there - I think I will return to investigate some of the land around the Merrick in the future me thinks :) I'll head over and watch your adventure later :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains There's plenty of scope for 2/3 day routes Murray. Just wait for a good weather window outwith the midge season 🦟 😉
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