digby
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thursday seventh mayPhil M and me went for a jog up the Lednock then right then second left then up over a couple of hillocks then doon to that ferm then right up leg onewards then across some tussocky stuff then all the way up to some rocks then doon across a boggy bit then up to a dyke with a stile and a deerfence but not through the gate as it looked overgrown so back doon then right onto the track by the wee lochan then over towards the tin shed then doon the side of the trees dooon the steep bit with the bracken growing noo then over the burn near Adrian's bridge then right onto the usual stuff back to the cricket park
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McStecko
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A very clear and accurate description of a most enjoyable excursion. However, I think you'll find we went doon acraw twa boggy bits afore ganging up tae yon dyke.
Oh, and if I remember rightly, you asked me if I could tell you what you call someone from Corsica. "Tolkein in my sleep" I replied or somesuch.
I bet you're all sorry you missed it now...
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Hill Fairy
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Eeeeeh??? in camp scottish accent.
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