Getting on with my life and thinking about things.
Based in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Reached 200 within 72hrs
CLOSED at 2,017
APRES CLOSE: 2,021
Gear
Outdoors
Southern Upland Way 212miles, Easter 2007
West Highland Way 95 miles, October 2006
Meets
Dartmoor, July 08
TOS, March 08
Brecon Beacons, August 07
Lake District, June 07
Winter skills, Feb 07
The kindly people at the Met Office have a few webcams in Scotland. A great idea, and whoever came up with it should get a pat on the back. There is a light dusting of snow at the Loch Glascarnoch weather station (between Inverness and Ullapool), and the 3pm temperature has dipped to 2.3'c, whilst Glen Ogle had dipped to -0.2'c.
Links
All the fault of
AktoMan
who done it at
3:44:00 pm
Labels: weather
8 comments:
clap clap. pat pat. great and thanks for sharing this us far far away.
You might also want to share this wind predictor:
http://www.xcweather.co.uk/
Is it sunny where you are, Frank (in Oz)?
Thanks, Simon. I saw that earlier tonight on OM, and am just adding it to the sidebar.
I've noticed on TV weather that they hardly ever have the arrows for windspeed/direction listed these days.
No ... it's raining ... so no difference ;-)
Btw. what do you mean with Oz? Im sitting here in Germany ;-) and looking forward to my yearly walking week in Scotland in May :-(
So, Frank, your not "Frank in Oz", but "Frank in .De"? My bad.
Only a week? I'm looking forward to walking coast to coast again in 2008. I might just steal someone's TGO Challenge route and do it before them. Saves me planning.
Coast to coast? Sound's great.
And yes, only a week! Honestly it will be a 10 day hill walking week - it's quite difficult to complete all munros if you just have one week - well 10 days - a year. And visiting the HIghlands just for a weeking is far to exhausting by all means.
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