Loch Callater
Monday, 15 November 2021
The Winter Solstice 2021 on its way
This year has moved so quickly...and its nearly over. All of us are getting older but not that much wiser!. I was hoping to get back to the hills this year with, maybe, a return visit to one of my favourites. Alas, due to various health concerns, it was not to be. Now, thankfully, they are subsiding into the great loch of time.....Let's see if we can make Creag Choinnich for this years Solstice.
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