Mt Arthur
Posted:
Tue 29 Oct, 2013 10:56 amby naturelover
Hi. Just in case it helps, there are two tracks up (and down) Arthur, each starting at a completely different place, and our little group ran into slight difficulties on the way down as the main track splits without notice and without one being able to see the split - something to be wary of, and presumably easy to avoid if you know about it in advance. For a full report of the incident (and a couple of photos) see my blogsite natureloverswalks.blogspot.com
Re: Mt Arthur
Posted:
Tue 29 Oct, 2013 11:41 amby tigercat
naturelover wrote:Hi. Just in case it helps, there are two tracks up (and down) Arthur, each starting at a completely different place, and our little group ran into slight difficulties on the way down as the main track splits without notice and without one being able to see the split - something to be wary of, and presumably easy to avoid if you know about it in advance. For a full report of the incident (and a couple of photos) see my blogsite natureloverswalks.blogspot.com
very enjoyable and informative blog, lovely photos.
Re: Mt Arthur
Posted:
Wed 13 Nov, 2013 6:52 pmby agistachys
Arthur wheeled his Barrow over Ben Lomond. I am wondering whether Mt Barrow has any tracks on it other than the short ones from the road end near the towers.
Anything longer coming up from below? Or is it surrounded by private property?
Re: Mt Arthur
Posted:
Wed 13 Nov, 2013 6:53 pmby agistachys
Arthur wheeled his Barrow over Ben Lomond. I am wondering whether Mt Barrow has any tracks on it other than the short ones from the road end near the towers.
Anything longer coming up from below? Or is it surrounded by private property?
Re: Mt Arthur
Posted:
Mon 30 Dec, 2013 8:47 pmby steveh72
Nice to see someone else took the wrong track as well
