hillwalking

[beefybake]

I am a member of a walking club who like to pursue the munro's every first sunday of every month , we have a cultured following of drivers from all walks of life who enjoy the outdoors. we charge a small fee of £8 quid for members and a £10 fee for a membership to a group that tackles the highest mountains in scotland ...included in this trip is a pick up from your local depot and a few botts of beer after the walk , a great outdoor trip for a small amount of money .... maybe the coach drivers will cotton on to this sort of thing :smilewink:

[The Gaffer]

Used to do quite a few of these for walking clubs & always got looked after :thumb_yello:

Never joined them walking i'm more into the biking on the flat trails :wink_5:

Ok i'm a wimp :bot:

[coachdriverjed]

maybe the coach drivers will cotton on to this sort of thing :smilewink:

Behave will you lol:dunno:

[Karl]

I go hillwalking twice a month or so to the Lakes mainly but sometimes the Dales. Not a member of a club, just go with a few of the lads. I agree, will be nice to get a few drivers out on this sort of thing.

[alan mcculloch]

I used to do hillwalkers trips regularly ,my bike would go in the boot and I rode out to meet them coming off the hill.They say coach hire is too expensive nowadays. Do some DUKE of EDINBURGH stuff with the schools as well.it all helps.

[beefybake]

I done the duke of edinburgh bronze when i was 14 , but never went for the silver or gold..

[The Gaffer]

Did the Ingleton Waterfall walk last Sunday with the wife and my son Joe ( age 8 ) its only 5 miles but what a stunning walk will defo be going back

http://www.ingletonwaterfallswalk.co.uk/

[beefybake]

Looks a good one , i have this to negotiate a week on sunday http://www.munromagic.com/MountainInfo.cfm?Mountain=214

[The Gaffer]

Looks a good one , i have this to negotiate a week on sunday http://www.munromagic.com/MountainInfo.cfm?Mountain=214

Altitude 951 metres (3120 feet)

Whoa good luck mate :thumb_yello: