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ello peeps....
im thinking of doing the glen ample route this week, been years since i've done it but i think maybe the path has been "fixed" in a bad way - anyone know if it is worthwhile?
either that or maybe the 3 lochs (ordie etc) north of dunkeld, but i've never done that before and i am thinking it maybe a touch wet...
any thoughts on either?
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/26693195@N03/4657449706/ ] Ample looking north[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/26693195@N03/ ]steverb_11[/url], on Flickr
Not done either recently -
Photo above was taken about 18months ago in Ample - it now takes about 15mins gate to gate going north!
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/26693195@N03/5655582186/ ]Lochan Oisinneach Beag[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/26693195@N03/ ]steverb_11[/url], on Flickr
This is the outer loch at Ordie. Tho it can be very muddy in bits - its possible to do quite a lot on reasonable track which can be puddled but some it can be axle deep in mud in places - especially if attempting to find the best singletrack.
Might also still be a bit snowy around there
Most of th stuff around loch ordie will be Ok but a couple of bits will be axle deep swamp. Just walk thru / round 'em
cheers chaps
the've murdered ample by the looks.. Ordie looks like a possibility.
either of you done the loop at Amulree in kenny wilson's book?
Yup rode Ample a few months back, complete waste of time.