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richardh1905

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #15 on: 19:48:52, 28/05/20 »
A lot available close by in Glencoe, certainly.
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forgotmyoldpassword

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #16 on: 15:21:25, 29/05/20 »
Quote from: Vincent82 on 17:37:42, 28/05/20
I am also tempted by Fort William / Glencoe now. What a dilemma.


Any excuse to visit the Clachaig Inn should be taken, particularly in the winter  8)
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Owen

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #17 on: 17:04:15, 29/05/20 »
If it opens again.
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richardh1905

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #18 on: 17:31:54, 29/05/20 »
It will. Of that I am confident.
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sparnel

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #19 on: 18:57:42, 29/05/20 »
Being local, cycled past it today........only the handy man strimming the grass
verges. The mountains tops still have a lot if snow.
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Bigfoot_Mike

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Re: Cairngorms
« Reply #20 on: 21:34:48, 29/05/20 »
The snow will soon be melting as it was more than 27 degrees on the west coast today.


The Clachaig Inn has (or had) a good selection of single malts.
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