A gentle evening gorge walk
8th June
Finnich Glen near Killearn is a special place.
Walking to the entry point gives no hint of what to expect.
In places the narrow canyon walls reach around 60 feet high and the wooded canopy always gives an intense greenness.
Very dramatic, and very atmospheric!
Also very difficult to photograph.
It was Gordon's first time at taking to the waters.
Elizabeth is definately a water babe.
Colour co-ordinated Bill, looks too cool, must be the water temperature.
Andy, loving every minute, wet, dark and cold.
The videos give some idea of what it’s like to progress upstream.
There are other harder obstacles but you’ll have to go yourself to find out what they are!
It goes without saying that you need to wear a wetsuit/drysuit and buoyancy aid.
Mad or what?
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1 comment:
Dear Sirs,
Exciting website with even more exciting activities.
I will visit Scotland very soon and would like to explore the Devil's Pulpit. Is it accessible for public (is it allowed to access) and what is the best way to enter the pulpit?
It seems that there is no official entrance.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards
Leon Duijkers
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