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Do you mind if we Pose with You?
A Damp Start to the East Highland Way which is also the Finish Line of the West Highland Way
A Quick Pose at the Other Side of Town at the Old West Highland Way Finish
Pipe Line Running into the Alcan Smelting Plant
Leaving the Industry of the Smelting Plant Behind for the Countryside
Crossing a Footbridge
Following the Track N/E out of Fort William into Leanachan Forest
New Spring Growth on a Pine Tree
New Spring Lambs Thumb Sucking
Aonach Mor from the Farm Shop & Cafe' on the Ski Resort Access Road
The Sun Makes an Appearance
Nearing the End of the Track I Wonder what made them Big Cow Pats? An Angry Looking Red Head Guards the Gate A Close up Reveals she Could not see us Anyway with all that Hair Evening Sunshine on Aonach Mor from our Guest House in Spean Bridge
Travelling East on a Quiet Single Track Country Road in Glen Spean
Still Smiling Even in the Rain
Do we Enter via the Moss Covered Gate? The Remains of a Slow-worm on the side of the Road Keep up
The Heavy Rain Turns a Field into a Loch near Insh
Another Moss Covered Gate Checking our Bearing on the Banks of the River Spean What's she Seen Now? A Couple of Rams Checking us out
Yet Another Fast Flowing Tributary into the River Spean A Group Photo on a Small Bridge
After all that Rain the River Spean Flows Fast and Deep
Yuk!! a Farm Track near Monessie What Nonsense Nevertheless Better not take any Chances on the Swing Bridge over the Gorge near Monessie Below the River Runs Fast and Furious Through the Gorge
Sunny Again on the Banks of the River Spean
Leaving the Ruins at Achncochine After a Lunch Break
All Smiles by the River (Not for Long)
"I Don't do Climbing Trees or Crossing Deep Fast Flowing Water" (SO TRUST ME)
Crossing a Fast Flowing Burn With the Aid of a Tree (Woman and Children First)
Grab that Branch
Nearly There
All Across Safe and Sound
There is Nothing Sadder in the Countryside then a Dead Tree
This is a Sad Place
As we Climb we Leave the Dead Wood Behind us
A Quick Pose with Tomorrows Walk in the Distance
The Spray from the Laggan Dam Clearly Seen from the Woods Above Inverlair
Close up of Loch Laggan Dam and the Railway Bridge over the River Spean at Tulloch Station
Loch Laggan Dam
Close up of Overflow Pipes
The Calm Loch Laggan Reservoir Behind the Dam
A Pose in the Sunshine at the Laggan Reservoir
I Hope Angus of Fersit Doesn't Mind me Sitting on his Millstone Passing An Dubh Lochan on the way to Fersit An Dubh Lochan
Leaving Fersit for the Woods Again
Small Dam Hidden in the Woods
Don't do Cattle Grids (Might fall through)
The Sun Comes out Again
A Pose in the Sun
Another Pose
The Munro Beinn a Charainn above Laggan Reservoir
Modern Day Lumberjack Makes Light Work of Tree Felling
A Rare East Highland Way Marker Post The Hamlet of Moy on the Northern Side of the Loch The Bridge Over the River Spean Near Moy Lodge
A Quick Pic While the Suns Out From Left to Right The Munros, the Easains, Stob Ban and the Grey Corries from the Bridge
The Knobbly Graham Binnein Shuas from the Bridge
The Track Takes us South
Our Daily Calibration
The Track then Heads East Under the Munro Creag Pitridh
Come on Keep up
A Quick Pose on the Track
Time for a Quick Pic
The Munro Beinn a Chlachair
The Loch Comes into View Below the Crags on Creag Pitridh
A Pose on the Beach at Lochan na h-Earba
Photographers on the Beach
Lochan na h-Earba
Another Pose on the Beach
Fly Fisherman on the Inlet to the Loch
A Quick Pic as we Leave the Beach
The Fisherman is now Having Lunch on the Beach with the Munro Stob Coire na Ceannain in the Background
Following the Track on South side of Lochan na h-Earba with the Graham Binnein Shios Ahead
There must be Deer Around Here Somewhere
Come on
Looking Back Down the Loch
The Graham Binnein Shuas Above Lochan na h-Earba
Nearing the end of the Loch
A Quick bit of Route Management
Rush Hour
Small Waterfall on the River Pattack at Feagour at the end of the the day
Best Tie my Boot up First
Off to Find a Bear in the Woods
We Enter Black Wood
Climbing up Through Black Wood
Having a Break Overlooking Strath Mashie Towards Laggan
I wonder Where he is Putting Them Logs?
WOW!
These are my Logs
The Source of the River Spay
On the Spey Dam
Under the Spey Dam
Following the River Spey on it's Journey East
Red Male Pollen Cones on a Pine Tree
Looking Down Towards Laggan
Are we Nearly There Yet?
Leaving Laggan The War Memorial on the Outskirts of Laggan and the Monument Above Creag Ruadh
Heading East Down the Road a Little way
Turning off into the Hamlet of Balgowan
Leaving Balgowan and Heading North into the Woods
Come on it's Safe
Leaving the Woods and Heading N/E into Open Pathless Moorland
Steady
Now Which Way?
Time for a Quick Pic
Looking Back Towards Laggan
Going to be a Long day with all the Photo Stops we Keep Taking
Not Everything Survives out here
Steady!
Still Heading N/E to Connect with a Track Somewhere up ahead.
Just Visible Ahead our Track Cuts Across the Moors
The Sun Comes Out as we Make our way into Strath an Eilich
A Nice Remote Hidden Glen
Dead Ahead Glen Banchor and the Monadhliath Munros
It's Nice Walking in the Sunshine in this Remote Glen
The Last View Looking West
Dalnashallag Bothy
Reading the Visitors Book in the Sunshine
Some Handy Boulders on our First Crossing
Riverdance
Nearly There Crossing the River Calder
Stepping Over a Small Deep Fast Flowing Burn (Stepping Stone Builders not Required)
Our 4th and Last River Crossing Which was too wide for Building Stepping Stones on Like the Others
Come on Lets Going
Keep up
Passing the Ruins of Glenballoch Farm
Striding out Towards Newtonmore
There was no Need to Climb the Gate the Latch was on This Side
The River Calder Takes a Big Bend South into Newtonmore
Leaving Newtonmore via the Woods Heading North
Up and Over a Stile Near a Small Waterfall
The Bridge was Washed Away and yet Another River to Cross
Turnip Loving Sheep
Heading up to the Woods
Following the Fence and Heading East Again now
Early Evening Sunshine on the Moors Above Kingussie
Loch Gynack North of Kingussie
Heading Through the Woods Above Kingussie
Leaving Kingussie Heading South over the Level Crossing
Passing Under the A9
Ruthven Barracks
One of Dozens of Classic Cars that Pass us on this Minor Road
Ruthven Barracks from the East
All in Step
All Routes This Way
Up to Our Knees in Wild Blueberry Bushes
Feeding Time
Come on Let's Get Going
A Couple of Squaws with there Makeshift Tepee
Down Through the Woods
Nearing Tromie Bridge
The Gorge from Tromie Bridge
Wind Berries near Inveruglass
On the Edge of the Woods
The Guide Book Says There's a Path Here Through the Forest
There's no Path Through Here
Following the Forest Track in Inshriach Forest
Glider on Tow from Glen Feshie
All Smiles on this Rare Bench
Nice Spot Overlooking Uath Lochan
Now What's She Seen?
A Bumble Bee
Muddy Path Around the Lochan
Better Path Now
Boardwalk Through the Marshes
Run out of Boardwalk
Feeding Another Horse (Should have Fetched some Carrots)
Heading for Tea and Cakes at Loch Insh Water Sports Centre
Where did you Leave the Car?
Photographers at Work
"Look! Totem Poles"
The Frank Bruce Sculpture Park
The Inner Man Sculpture
The Two Patriots
The Large Sculpture at the Entrance to the Frank Bruce Sculpture Park
Glen Feshie Bridge
Into the Woods Again
Is it This Way?
Sunshine in the Woods on Feshie Moor
Boardwalk in the Wood
Piece of Cake this River Crossing Lark
Having a Lie Down as we Near Loch an Eilein
On the Shores of Loch an Eilein
The Castle Ruins on Loch an Eilein
Birdwaching on Loch an Eilein
The Castle Ruins with Canoeists on Loch an Eilein
That's one way to Wash Your Hands
Lochan Mor
The Last Walk in the Woods as get near to Aviemore
The Last Bridge into Aviemore
The End of the East Highland Way is the Start of the Speyside Way
The Speyside Way
Spud the Piper Welcomes us to the Hotel
Sharing
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