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Glorious Days

August 26, 2015 Glenda A. White

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  • Walking Club Videos
    • Before you view
    • A view to catch your breath (1)
    • A view to catch your breath (2)
    • Creation Sings
    • Bonnie Scotland
    • Building an altar in the fields
    • Taking the high road
    • ‘Inversnaid’ by Gerard Manley Hopkins
  • Walks within a radius of about 10 miles
    • A Canal, A River and A Park
    • Frontline Alba
    • A walk in the park
    • Drymen in the Highlands
    • Navigating with nerves of steel
    • A Mugdock Muggle
    • Any old iron: The Monklands Canal and Drumpelier Country Park
    • Burncrooks Reservoir and the John Muir Way
    • Kirkintilloch, Torrance and Birdston
    • Drymen Circular
    • A figure of eight around Chatelherault
    • The Whangie
    • The Pipe Track
    • Dams to Darnley
    • Calderglen Country Park
    • Mugdock Country Park (1)
    • A Junction of ‘Ways’
  • Walks within a radius of about 20 miles
    • Bonnyton/Hill of Droops Loop
    • Kilmaurs Loop
    • A walk along the River Leven
    • Turning on the tap
    • Frontier of the Empire
    • Going with the flow
    • A cobble around the River Forth
    • Helensburgh to Balloch
    • Cornalees Circuit (1)
    • The Semple Trail
    • Lanark Loch, Falls of Clyde and New Lanark
    • Going Forth in Aberfoyle
    • Making an Impression
    • An upside down trip to Loch Ard!
    • All about Houston
    • A Castle, a park and a river
  • Walks within a radius of about 30 miles: Part 1
    • The Three Lochs Way above Garelochhead
    • A trip to Anfield
    • Failford to Stair
    • Ardgartan to Loch Long
    • A tale of two ducts (one aqua, one via)!
    • The Bracklinn Falls from the River Leny
    • Almondell and Calderwood Country Parks
    • Three trails and an amble in Ayr
  • Within a radius of 30 miles: Part 2
    • A whirl around Irvine
    • Inverkip Circular
    • Callander to Kilmahog Circular
    • A circular walk around Milton
    • Ayr circular: A brisk walk along the front!
    • Lochs, Hills and Glens
    • Callander Park
    • Kicking up a stank
    • Forest Enterprise
    • 12 Gates: West Kilbride to Fairlie
    • Knock, Knock! Knock Hill in Largs
    • Classes and Education
    • Circumnavigation
  • Walks within a radius of about 40 miles
    • The Murieston Water
    • Allan’s Bridge
    • Bard Country
    • A convoluted, cobbled-together route around a Pineapple
    • Beecraigs Country Park
    • The Stank Glen
    • Callander to Kilmahog Circular
    • A Convolution around Muiravonside
    • Coalsnaughton Walk
    • A Nobel Path
    • Wild and beautiful
    • Seeing the woods from the trees
    • Coasting
    • A walk around the Kelpies
  • Within a radius of about 50 miles
    • Arran, The Clauchland Hills
    • South Queensferry to Cramond return
    • The West Highland Way: Crianlarich to Ardlui
    • Almondell Country Park
  • Walks over 60 miles away
    • An amble in the foothills
    • Circumnavigation
    • Picturesque Pitlochry
    • The John Muir Way Link
    • A circuit around Dunkeld
    • Dunkeld Circular
    • The Fife Coastal Path: Elie to Crail
    • The Borders Abbeys Way
      • Kelso to Jedburgh
      • Selkirk to Melrose
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