First off, apologies for 'kinda' duplicating the thread and posting another 'what to do on my scotland trip' thread, but I didn't want to hijack other threads and this is alittle different.
As discussed before the missus/wife/boss has had serious back problems. Turns out she has Osteo Arthritis at the tender age of 28! This is obviously a bit of a shitter, she does struggle with uphill jaunts, sometimes and we obviously need to be careful. However, she does need to excersise. We just can't tell how she's going to be until the morning and even then it can change. To give an example, on sunday she woke up in agony but insisted we go and do a gentle walk in the peaks, on route she decided that she wanted to try Kinder via Grindsbrook clough, nothing extreme I know but for someone with a spinal issue its not easy, anyway, she was fine.
So we're off to the highlands in 2 weeks, a postponed trip. We have 4 days in Applecross, which is pretty much planned out. Then down to the Isle of Mull for a 2 night stay at a hotel with a Spa (great deal found online) to rejuvinate. Then we have another week with no real plans. We'd like options at this point. We don't know how her back will be so need to have various paths available.
It could be that she's feeling great and wants to do more walks, in which case we need a few suggestions for various places to go for a couple of nights and walk. We also need ideas of things to do that are outdoorsy but not going to ruin her back.
Any interesting ideas are greatly appreciated and will really help us out. We've just bought a new car and are looking forward to tearing around scotland, so anywhere, within reason, is open to explore.
That is all.
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