We didn't actually have to use this 'bridge' to cross the river yesterday, as it was low enough to cross on foot, but we couldn't resist trying it out. Great fun. I've never seen these before. I guess they're very useful when the river is in spate.
Two Munros successfully bagged in the Glen Carron area. A single on the agenda for today, with a long, fairly hilly, cycle in. Haven't been on my mountain bike for a long time, so we'll see how that goes!
I would be better just to walk in the water because I would end up there any way. Goo that you do all his activities so maybe when you get my age you wont have balance issues.
Made me smile, and we would use it too. And we would need to cross it back and forth, to get a decent picture with the 10 second timer, until one of us gets wet. Actually all those creeks that need to be crossed on hikes, would make a great series. Olala, my inspiration dragged me away. Back to the topic, this is a great picture. Thanks for sharing.
Fascinating to see this! Great balance & a game John for demonstrating this. I expect he had a few wobbles. Would be quite scary crossing that with a raging river below you.
Wonderful to read and see, Iām sure youāll get on your bike and feel like it was yesterday you last rode it.
Very well doneā¦ what a wonderful time your both having.
Inspiring beyond wordsā¦. Love it
Very well doneā¦ what a wonderful time your both having.
Inspiring beyond wordsā¦. Love it