A nice walk altogether, and I think the long trek in through the glen at the start is a good thing when you've not been out for a wee while.
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Timed it perfectly - if accidentally - in that we arrived back at the cars about two minutes before the headtorches would have become essential.
I even got a couple of photies, on what was my second ascent of the hill. No dogs today - I had a vague recollection that there were sheep all the way along the track, and coos all over the farmland at the starting point, and that proved to be correct.
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