Las Ramblas Ramblers officially start 2011 with a gentle stroll to Loudoun Hill
Musical accompaniment by Gary's childhood friend Robert Johnson who sadly couldn't attend
Gillian,Alison,June,Bruce,Marion,Avril,Gary,Neil & Sam
head to East Ayrshire, in keeping with tradition Neil got lost. Sean what's happening weather wise
"Hold onto your hat's Lasramblas is going to be a blustery day on top of the Hill's".
Loudoun Hill, is a cap of rock on
a lush green hillside. It is in reality a volcanic plug and is located in East
Ayrshire, most famous for the battle that was fought there. The way Loudoun
Hill is situated and the height it has, gives it a great tactical advantage
point. From the top of Loudoun Hill, one can see complete 360 degree views. And
this very reason is why the battle of Sir William Wallace against the English
took place. He defeated them successfully in the year 1296. On a sloped hillside
that sits aside Loudoun Hill is a monument that is dedicated to Wallace.
The hills height tops out at 1,036 feet
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Alison in an Arboreal mood
Neil, Gary & Sam
Our glorious leader shows the way on a tricky accent
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