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Just wondering what is happening now as the last game is away and you cant walk from inverness to dunfermline in 3 days can you

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Just wondering what is happening now as the last game is away and you cant walk from inverness to dunfermline in 3 days can you

:lol::lol::lol: My dad was always planning to walk the Wednesday to Saturday game, and after speaking to him yesterday he was pleased with the draw Sneck to dunfermline and it's 2 and a half days mate :wink: , cause the Wednesday game is a night match.

Don't know what Gringo's group will do now though? they might walk from Livi to Dunfermline via Edinburgh or something. Or even better just make it a pub crawl :lol:

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Well the script was for the Gringo's group to do Saturday to Saturday with about 7 people i think. My dad was always doing Wednesday to Saturday by himself. I think he's crazy, he's just running through the night with no sleep and no support van or anything.

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Who can't?

I'll be leaving TCS at after the Falkirk game (I wonder if Yogi will remember HM1 to his old place?) and I'm planning to walk through the night on the Dores road, arriving in Fort Augustus around dawn. Then it's up and over the Corrieyairick Pass as the sun rises and down into Laggan where I plan to take a wee pit stop at the Pottery bunkhouse where we stayed over on HMs 2 and 3.

From there it's onward through Dalwhinnie and, weather permitting, down the side of Loch Garry, a spot of yomping, and down into Kinloch Rannoch... round the side of Schiehallion (probably won't have time to conquer it this time around... boo hiss) and down the hill into Kenmore to finish day 1.

After a luxurious overnight stay and a slap up breakfast, I plan to head south once more up the big hill out of Kenmore, down into Amulree, cross the river then yomp a further 15 miles cutting out both Perth and Crieff, before crossing the golf course at Gleneagles and on to Auchterader. The day will be completed by a further yomp over the Ochils down into Dollar or thereabouts for yet another night's uninterrupted sleep.

Saturday will dawn dry and bright (aye, that'll be right...) leaving the final twelve miles after breakfeast and the final question... "what time does the Elizabethan open for business and can I dislodge Gringo Junior's crown on the pool table"... ;o)

Team Gringo are, I understand, still contemplating their route following the sinking of the SPL Atlantic Conveyor and with it their dreams of a helicopter ride over the Highlands. However I'm sure the old soldier will come up with something more challenging than a pub crawl and a big bridge....

Watch this space! 8)

By the way, Team Gringo is populated by Gringo, Dozza (Mrs G), Gringo Jnr, EGG, Beatonio and Stigothedump. Go guys!

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Who can't?

I'll be leaving TCS at after the Falkirk game (I wonder if Yogi will remember HM1 to his old place?) and I'm planning to walk through the night on the Dores road, arriving in Fort Augustus around dawn. Then it's up and over the Corrieyairick Pass as the sun rises and down into Laggan where I plan to take a wee pit stop at the Pottery bunkhouse where we stayed over on HMs 2 and 3.

From there it's onward through Dalwhinnie and, weather permitting, down the side of Loch Garry, a spot of yomping, and down into Kinloch Rannoch... round the side of Schiehallion (probably won't have time to conquer it this time around... boo hiss) and down the hill into Kenmore to finish day 1.

After a luxurious overnight stay and a slap up breakfast, I plan to head south once more up the big hill out of Kenmore, down into Amulree, cross the river then yomp a further 15 miles cutting out both Perth and Crieff, before crossing the golf course at Gleneagles and on to Auchterader. The day will be completed by a further yomp over the Ochils down into Dollar or thereabouts for yet another night's uninterrupted sleep.

Saturday will dawn dry and bright (aye, that'll be right...) leaving the final twelve miles after breakfeast and the final question... "what time does the Elizabethan open for business and can I dislodge Gringo Junior's crown on the pool table"... ;o)

Team Gringo are, I understand, still contemplating their route following the sinking of the SPL Atlantic Conveyor and with it their dreams of a helicopter ride over the Highlands. However I'm sure the old soldier will come up with something more challenging than a pub crawl and a big bridge....

Watch this space! 8)

By the way, Team Gringo is populated by Gringo, Dozza (Mrs G), Gringo Jnr, EGG, Beatonio and Stigothedump. Go guys!

Just don't go doing yourself an injury

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Just wondering what is happening now as the last game is away and you cant walk from inverness to dunfermline in 3 days can you

:lol::lol::lol: My dad was always planning to walk the Wednesday to Saturday game, and after speaking to him yesterday he was pleased with the draw Sneck to dunfermline and it's 2 and a half days mate :wink: , cause the Wednesday game is a night match.

Don't know what Gringo's group will do now though? they might walk from Livi to Dunfermline via Edinburgh or something. Or even better just make it a pub crawl :lol:

Pub crawl sounds good to me :idea:

Any locals suggest a route taking in say 20 pubs a day :P

How about a trip to Berwick for a pint and a fag? :evil:

:lol::lol::lol::lol: F4G is a nono? Is this a non-smoking forum

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I can confirm that Team Gringo will depart the TCS early on Sunday 30 Apr and head down to East End Park, Dunfermline for the final game of the season. More details of the day to day route will be annouced as soon as we put it all together. But first we have to find a driver - see other thread.

We will, hopefully, finish the walk earlier on Wednesday in order to head back up the road on the bus for the Falkirk game as see Yompa off.

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From Tursdee onwards, yow'll be able to re-enact the scene from Butch Cassidy where they turn round, looking back down the valley and quote the famous line "who are those guys"... 8)

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I can confirm that Team Gringo will depart the TCS early on Sunday 30 Apr and head down to East End Park, Dunfermline for the final game of the season. More details of the day to day route will be annouced as soon as we put it all together. But first we have to find a driver - see other thread.

We will, hopefully, finish the walk earlier on Wednesday in order to head back up the road on the bus for the Falkirk game as see Yompa off.

Your a tough mistress Grinog.... or should that be master? :wink: I like the fact you have got the drive to change the walk just to make it a 140 miler. Poor Beatonio hope he didn't have his sights set on the 20 miles :( .

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Guest Caley Fifer

You'd think the Governors at the SPL would know about Highland Marches by now! It gives them better publicity than many of the news worthy items they come up with. With this in mind you'd think they would make that a factor when constructing the post split fixture list... then again they may have been caught off guard like the rest off us, with the expectation of a top six finish... :roll:

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