Cashel Forest

Gillan's very good friend Robert Smith

had hoped to join us today
but his camper van couldn't make it over the steep bend

at Milton of Buchanan

he had composed this little ditty to entertain us as we walked

Gillian,Alison,Avril,Marion & Bruce

take the Red Route at Loch Lomond
" In 1996, the Royal Scottish Forestry Society decided it would create a native working Scottish forest. With help from the Millennium Forest for Scotland Trust, it bought Cashel Farm, a 3000 acre hill farm on the eastern side of Loch Lomond. The property rises from shore level to 580 metres, and therefore can represent most of the different woodland types which are native to Scotland following the last ice age"
http://www.cashel.org.uk/
Hey Sean What's the weather like today

"well after a misty start we're looking at clear skies and light winds"

Route

Loch Lomond & Inchlonaig Island

Avril,Gillian & Marion head into the mist

Alison

A room with a view

Gillian realises there is no catering



Marion ponders the viability of living mortgage free

Time to head down to Balmaha

Old Speckled Hen on Tap and a stonking good Burger

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