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Slater's obstinance and poor judgment will cost the country dear - Vimarsana News

Slater's obstinance and poor judgment will cost the country dear

HAVING survived the embarrassment of a "no confidence" vote, it seems that Circularity Minister Lorna Slater has every intention of…

A82 Highland roadworks to result in overnight closures and 23-mile detour for commuters - Vimarsana News

A82 Highland roadworks to result in overnight closures and 23-mile detour for commuters

Resurfacing on part of the A82 in the Highlands next month will see parts of the route closed overnight, meaning drivers will be faced with a 23-mile detour.

Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday October 23 - Bridge of Orchy - Vimarsana News

Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday October 23 - Bridge of Orchy

Nevis Hill Walking Club.

Tim's Book, Road of Legends, Chapter 16: Rannoch Moor - Vimarsana News

Tim's Book, Road of Legends, Chapter 16: Rannoch Moor

A shortened version of our columnist Tim Porteus’s new book, Road of Legends, is exclusively serialised each week in the Courier. Here is the next…

Climbing Beinn Achaladair and Beinn a' Chreachain :: Geo-Trips :: Geograph Britain and Ireland - Vimarsana News

Climbing Beinn Achaladair and Beinn a' Chreachain :: Geo-Trips :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

Geograph - photograph every grid square South of Rannoch Moor A walk from Achallader, Sat, 6 May 2000 by Nigel Brown These two Munros are high spots of the line of hills forming the southern boundary of Rannoch Moor. Taken together they make a long but attractive walk which also includes some lower summits. I parked at Achallader farm and set off south, over the railway and up the glen which lies between Beinn an Dothaidh and Beinn Achaladair, to the col at its head. A long and pleasant ridge walk lies ahead. I turned left onto the south ridge of Beinn Achaladair and followed it for 3km to th...