Wee Trek Through The Galloway Forest (Pic Heavy)

[Scout]

Do the locals not call the rocks BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN or something like that Scott.

Looks like a great trip. Crackin photos


Nathan

 

[gsfgaz]

Weldone lads , looked like good walk ,were the midges bad

 

[morch]

You asking about the wooden fort like structure Scott? If so, i think it is something that is used by venture scouts or some group like that. Supposed to be brilliant inside. Nathan and Tam had a walk over there last time we were at Loch Doon. I'm sure Tam will be able to tell you exactly what it is.

Looks like a great trip, cheers for sharing the pics.

Loving the new look Jason, was that haircut done specially for Scott?

atb

Dave

 

[SCOMAN]

Now that looks like a place to visit. Next visit to Kirkcudbright I might take some time off and look around.

 

[JAG009]

Loving the new look Jason, was that haircut done specially for Scott?

Yip Dave!! a hate it when he pulls ma hair !!!

Jason

 

[morch]

Yip Dave!! a hate it when he pulls ma hair !!!

Jason

Dave

 

[hog]

Hope you didnt waste that snake skin by leaving it there to rot.

 

[Puddock]

Great trip report

 

[Jinsin456]

Weldone lads , looked like good walk ,were the midges bad

They were ok Gaz, Jason was rubbing it in that he had a midge net and I didn't lol!

 

[leedsbrew]

thanks for posting this thread. I know its a bit old now but I'm making the trip up to Galloway FP wiht my brothers end of Aug so very helpfull. Cheers

 

[Elen Sentier]

Great pics. Pity about that adder, by the path like that, it looks like it was killed by some cretinous human. Adult female too, no doubt carrying the future of its species. I would have liked to have examined it and got samples. I should put a thread up about that.

The rest of the trip looked fun. Whats the story about the rocks?

My thoughts too . But it looked a great trip, love that part of the world.

 

[Robby]

Looks Like a nice little walk with some cracking stops. Found this about the Fort.

http://www.scouts-southwestscotland.org.uk/library/fortcarrick2011.pdf