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Posted: 12/12/09 13:35:39 39

pedro (el magnifico) wrote (see)

A partial solution would be the erection of ' no overnight parking ' signs but is this just going to force motorists to drive fully off the road and park, as they are legally allowed to do so ?

Motorists have no right to take their car off the road as they are then on private land and to do so would need the permission of the landowner.

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Posted: 01/11/09 23:59:08 08

I didn't do it this year, but I can tell you that there is no way of predicting the 2010 levels. As I described above, Scottish Hydro simlply drain it down until a certain date and then start topping it up again. Best bet would be to wait until Sept next year and try to find a friendly local or a passing OMer to let you know. The staff at the Tomdoun Hotel are very friendly and might also be able to provide some "on the spot" advice.

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Posted: 13/09/09 22:23:28 28

The old bridge at NN846937 - long signposted as being rather dangerous - has finally succumbed to the forces of nature and is no more.

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Posted: 09/09/09 21:00:04 04

One more bump....

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Posted: 07/09/09 23:25:46 46

Just a heads-up to point out that it's September once again, so if you're planning to do this trip......

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Threads	Replies	Views	Latest Post

Glen Feshie - bridge out By druidh	14	3551	21/09/09 22:36 by waldo

Titan Kettle - big enuff? By druidh	13	1773	26/05/09 01:54 by Trevor D Gamble

New Scottish tracks resource By druidh	0	1510	12/05/09 08:48 by druidh

Jupiter Bivi Bag Options By druidh	2	1025	07/02/09 23:54 by ye wiles

Boxing Day TV Set your recorders.... By druidh	21	1948	27/12/08 13:55 by Trevor D Gamble

Beinne Eighe Mountain Trail How long? By druidh	4	1144	29/12/08 20:30 by Bob Chubb

What was that webbing rucksack system Flexible, component based carriers By druidh	12	1268	21/09/08 01:15 by Trevor D Gamble

Loch Loyne water levels Route planning under way By druidh	24	4876	02/11/09 20:44 by lesann

Great British Journeys By druidh	28	1373	29/08/07 09:02 by Lloyd Bower

BBC2 scotland - tonight 19:00 - Tir is Teanga Out West tonight By druidh	14	955	27/05/07 12:54 by "Cunning" Duncan (blogging as AktoMan)


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