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Peter Walker
2012-05-02 12:08:08
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A top five...
1. Brandon. It just is. Been hillwalking for 30 years and it had been a LONG time since anywhere had had as profound an effect on me as the Pilgrim's path done alone on a horrible winter's day.
2. Mullaghanattin. I love how brazen it is...it seems like no matter where you are in Iveragh it's sitting there, winking at you.
3. Slieve League. We don't get mountains on the edge of the sea over here in Britain. I appreciate Croaghaun might be better but I couldn't see a hand in front of my face when I did that one.
4. The Big Gun. Just the best fun to do...a ridge that's as complex or straightforward as you choose to make it.
5. Muckish. Because it has a hugeness about it that utterly belies its relatively modest height. An intriguing route up it too. |
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Tough Soles complete a WayWalkers Challenge. |
simon3 less than an hour ago.
Tough Soles a couple of determined walkers who chose to walk all the waymarked ways in Ireland will be finally finishing on Sunday the 28th of July when they reach the end of the Wicklow Way in Du... |
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Summit Comment
Curracahill: Not great |
chelman7 a day ago.
Curracahill is the 633rd highest spot in Ireland. It would be about 633rd on my list of good walks. |
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Summit Comment
Cuilcagh: A classy mountain |
hazyview 5 days ago.
I followed the directions (per scarecrow & others) to the second carpark & we commenced the awesome long boardwalk across the bog & up the mountain. A good challenging climb of stairs to the summi... |
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Our thanks for donations! |
simon3 2 days ago.
We announced the donation system in our monthly newsletter earlier this July. I am glad to tell you that so far over Euro 600 has come in. The donations help us run this website and provide servic... |
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Summit Comment
Hill of Allen: Pleasant and easy stroll |
 TommyMc a week ago.
A pleasant and easy stroll from the lay-by on the Allen-Miltown road as referenced by Dessie1. Frustratingly a spacious car parking area at this spot is padlocked, meaning visitors must park in a ... |
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Summit Comment
Largan Hill: Having it Largan |
 madfrankie a week ago.
In an effort to avoid the unpleasant tree-stuff described previously, I decided to make an alternative approach. At the western end of Lough Talt I took a minor road at G38776815942 that skirts th... |
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Summit Comment
Inishturk: A quiet place |
 TommyV a week ago.
Similar to Inis Mean, the middle Aran island, Inis Turk is in the middle of Clare Island and Inis Bofin and is much less visited than it's neighbours. The island itself is very small and can be hi... |
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Track
Buachaille Etive Mor (mostly) |
 Peter Walker a week ago.
Being sick on your holidays is a classic example of a First World Problem, but it's still pretty annoying. After ... walk, Len: 12.9km, Climb: 972m, Area: Stob Coire Altruim, Loch Linnhe to Loch |... |
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Knockastia: Most central hill in Ireland?? |
 TommyV a week ago.
Heading North from the little village of Rosemount will bring you near this hill. I found parking beside an old abandoned house at N24222 42974 and proceeded to walk up a road which leads to a hou... |
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Track
Meall Fuar-mhonaidh |
Peter Walker a week ago.
walk, Len: 9.5km, Climb: 520m, Area: Meall Fuar-mhonaidh, Glen Affric to Glen M... |
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