Parked in the village, long walk in but great fun. Think we left the car at 10:00 ish and got to the bothy about 17:00 ish, just as it was starting to get dark.
Stayed there many a time , one severe winter night in 2002 we had to burn the chairs and other stuff sitting about. That's prob why theres no chairs. I also left a pair of Nike wind runner trainers, hope someone got use of them.
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Great video m8.
Where did you park your car ?
How long did it take you to get the the bothy?
Kind regards
Ma
Parked in the village, long walk in but great fun. Think we left the car at 10:00 ish and got to the bothy about 17:00 ish, just as it was starting to get dark.
@@Johnson_KB Parked in Dalwhinnie? Was the walk roughly 8 mile?
Thanks
Yes, parked in Dalwhinnie from memory it was about 8hours, we walked the loch side to the bothy and through the valley on the return. Stunning views!
Many thanks for info 👍
No see/hear the ghost?
No ghost the night we stayed, just a mouse trying to get in via a small hole in the floor. Great place with stunning scenery well worth the walk in.
Stayed there many a time , one severe winter night in 2002 we had to burn the chairs and other stuff sitting about. That's prob why theres no chairs. I also left a pair of Nike wind runner trainers, hope someone got use of them.
@Andrew , wots the prob , 2 school chairs worth more than a mans life ??
@Andrew Just what I was thinking. If everyone did that regardless of the reason, the bothies
would soon close to all but keyholders.
Someone probably swapped the trainers for a couple of chairs.
I wish I had them back, they had so much wear left.
@@greezoid56 Prat!!