Women CAN read maps -heading for lunch

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Walking around Comrie

April  Woodlands and waterfalls

Waterfall in Laggan Woods Comrie         River Vorlich crystal clear Waterfall Glen Vorlich

Walking in Laggan Woods

                                                     Waterfall in Glen Vorlich  Waterfall in Glen Vorlich

Water fall up Glen Vorlich

 

May Flora and Fauna

 

Bluebells in woods Comrie Bluebells in woods around Comrie

 

 

 

        Crags in Glen Lednock  Glen Lednock where red kites fly

 

 

 

Rhodeodendrons in Glen Vorlich Rhodeos in Glen Vorlich

Rhodeodenrans near Ben Vorlich More Rhodeos

Rhodeos Ben Vorlich Himalyan Garden Glen Vorlich

 

June Midsummer walking feast

Sun setting in Glen Lednock  Sun setting over Glen Lednock

Sun rising over Comrie              

Sun setting looking into Glen Lednock from Carn Chois

 

 

August Mountain Passes

Loch Turret from above Loch Turret

Glen Ledknock Glen Lednock alternative route to Ben Chonzie

Sept Indian summer

Views around Comrie Glen Tarken Glen Tarken near St Fillians

Loch Boltachan

Loch Boltachan looking over to Glen Boltachan near St. Fillians

Oct Autumn Shades

Glen Tarken looking across to Loch Earn

Flambeaux New Year Celebrations in Comrie

Comrie Flambeaux New year celebrations

Comrie Flambeuax New Year Celebrations

carrying the torches through the streets as the snow falls

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Sunshine and maps

Women can read maps - Navigation Course

The future women world explorers were greeted by Fran with strong cups of coffee.  This

was to help them recover from their journeys from Edinburgh and Linlithgow. 

Then the work began in earnest. 

We shared experiences of using maps and getting lost and learnt some tricks

about maps.  After a few indoor games we ventured out to find out how to judge distance. 

Then off into the great outdoors to put it all into practice.

Lets check how far we have come.........

and soon we were striding out confidently for a......

lunch stop in glorious sunshine.        

Following a well earned break we headed off to check out what the

contours around us meant.

 

Then we each took a turn to leading.  

After all this hard work we were ready for another break.

But even when resting we were so gripped and intrigued by the maps that

we wanted to keep looking at them. 

Some even postponed their break by a few minutes whilst they matched up all the hills around us... well that is  what theytold us.

They were pretty pleased with themselves.

                                                            

 

Still, we found the energy to go to the top of the Melville Monument behind

Comrie and work out what was around us.  The views were fabulous.  We

could see Ben Vorlich, Ben Halton and Morbheinn, Loch Earn as well as

Comrie to Crieff.  Then we headed down for well earned meals and rest - ready

to take on tomorrows challenges.

                                                         

Fran assured us that working out where you are in the woods is like being in

the mist on the hill tops.  We are glad we remembered answers to the symbols

quiz from yesterday and had no trouble finding out what a footbridge is on a

map.  Easy work.

                                                    Then time for a well earned rest again before heading off.

                 

We know were we are.  We are starting to get pretty good at this.

                                       

It is a lovely day again and we see some primroses appreciating the better weather.  Great views about us as we great ready for the biggest challenge.  The compass.

                                                              

But we get the hang of this and soon head off trying out our latest technique with confidence. 

It is like magic. It works.....................

                     

                                    

 

We reach the top of Creag Each with views up towards Ben Chonzie. Time for a rest and sun bathe.

                                

 

Then is down and head for Comrie via streams and waterfalls.  Tired but satisfied that we

know CAN read maps and with practice will be confident map reader.  World here we come.

          Women CAN read maps.           

 

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