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John o’ Groats to Land’s End Challenge Walk May 13 th 2010 July 5 th 2010 Part 1

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John o’ Groatsto

Land’s End

Challenge Walk

May 13th 2010 – July 5th 2010

Part 1

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Phil Midge Tess Brian Mark

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Phil Midge Tess Brian Mark

1,388 miles to go . . .

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1,764 miles to go . . .

Duncansby Head

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1,764 miles to go . . .

Duncansby Head

The most north-easterly tip of Great Britain

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Stacks of Duncansby

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Bay of Sannick

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Flow country, Sutherland

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Stuart Brian Tess

Midge

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River Halladale

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Gearnsary Bothy

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Loch Choire

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Falls of Shin

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Carbisdale Youth Hostel

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Deannich Lodge

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Strath Rannoch

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Croick churchyard

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In May 1845, 22 evicted families spent a week sheltering under blankets in this churchyard. They refused to desecrate the Church by sheltering inside . . .

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In May 1845, 22 evicted families spent a week sheltering under blankets in this churchyard. They refused to desecrate the Church by sheltering inside . . .

They were only a few of the tens of thousands displaced during the Highland clearances.

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Gleann Mor

Their deserted crofts remain . . .

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Rogie Falls

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Black Water,Ross and Cromarty

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Glen Ord distillery

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Glen Ord distillery

The first of three distillery visits . . .

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Beauly Abbey

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Beauly AbbeyBuilt in 13th century, and oftenvisited by Mary, Queen of Scots

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Loch Ness

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Replica Bronze Age hutat Aberchalder

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Great Glen Way,first of six National Trails

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Urquhart Castle

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Urquhart Castle

Captured by Edward 1 in 1296,but later retaken by Robert the Bruce

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Southern end of Loch Ness

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Fort Augustus

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The Caledonian Canal

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The Caledonian Canal

Designed in 1803, to give the Royal Navy safe passage from Napoleonic warships.

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The Caledonian Canal

Designed in 1803, to give the Royal Navy safe passage from Napoleonic warshipsCompleted in 1822, seven years after Waterloo, and never really used

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Well of the Seven Heads

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Well of the Seven Heads

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Commando Memorial,Spean Bridge

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During WWII, the commandos were based at nearby Achnacarry House

Commando Memorial,Spean Bridge

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Neptune’s StaircaseFort William

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Loch Linnhe

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Inverlochy Castle

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13th century castle won by Robert the Bruce.

Inverlochy Castle

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13th century castle won by Robert the Bruce.Also the scene of a significant victory of Montroseover the Covenanters in 1645

Inverlochy Castle

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Ben Nevis Inn, 10pm

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Kinlochleven

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Kinlochleven

The town was largely built by the British Aluminium Company in 1907.

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Kinlochleven

The town was largely built by the British Aluminium Company in 1907.Production ceased in 2000

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Kinlochleven

The town was largely built by the British Aluminium Company in 1907.Production ceased in 2000 and the town lost its soul.

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West Highland Way

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Devil’s Staircase

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Buachaille Etive Mor

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Glen Coe

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Blackrock Cottage

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River Orchy

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Bridge of Orchy station

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. . . now a unique hostel

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Holy Pool of St Fillan

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Holy Pool of St Fillan

Immersion is said to cure insanity . . .

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Strath Fillan

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Loch Lomond

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Feral goats

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Feral goats

Descended from goats leftbehind by 19th century

crofters

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