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nice one colin. i've done a few rides up near there - along the tollie path and a loop from kinlochewe up round by lochan fada
there's some reet tricky trails along with stunning views out that way
Sean - I have some of these on my radar for next year, but fear that I may have to become a resident to ride all that I want to. The Kinlochewe loop in particular has a certain allure.
Ah - I feel a whole winters worth of map browsing and route planning coming on......
If its the same loop, the descent is kinda tricky...
expected the threads on the forum to be full of heartwarming and inspiring tales such as this..
Ha Ha! 😆
You must have been sorely disappointed 🙁
I think this needs pulled back to the usual 'level' of STW, so..
What tyres for Fisherfield Forest?
Seriously though, great post, very inspiring and made me try to work out how long its been since I was up there, and how soon I could get a trip back up there soon.
Nice one! 🙂
Lovely, lovely write-up. Thanks for posting.
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A great read, what it's really all about. Go steady 🙂
Quality ramblings sir. Thoroughly enjoyed that post.
Just as well you noticed that you'd missed that gate since you were headed for 'bad bog' 🙂
good stuff colin. It's smashing up there- i think i'll do a week or so up there in the summer.
Well into page 2 and no one has commented on the mudguards?
Top piece of MTB writing Druidh.
Travel some of the old drove roads or coffin roads and you can feel the history as you go. There's a connection between you, the land and the folk who have used them for generations, [u]sometimes centuries.[/u]
For me, that's part of what it's about - e.g I always feel that way when on the South Downs.
Like others have said, I trust your head (if not your soul) is a better place now ...
Great stuff Druidh, thanks for that. These sort of posts are really inspiring. That's started my morning nicely. Cheers.
Great stuff Druidh.