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Peter Walker: Track 3538 in area near Donegal Islands (Ireland)
The Sturrall
Length: 9.1km, Creator time taken: 2h14m, Ascent: 268m,
Descent: 174m

Places: Start at G5494388997, An Storral, end at G5422588281 1km SW from Start
Logged as completed by 1

Fun and games on the Donegal coast...article in a future newsletter.

Uploaded on: Mon, 24 Jul 2017 (08:30:06)
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