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We are the most amazing girls! The rain cuts down upon us at a diagonal. Such is the pattern of our walk. The cloud is low and, after much deliberation, we leave the Bunkhouse mid-morning. The change in the weather brought about a change in our plans and we set out, not for Dibidil bothy, but for Guirdil. The first leg is plain sailing, along the track to Kilmory. A group of hinds scatter in the valley below as we make our worst attempts to bark at them. Things get a big soggier as we take the left turning off onto the path and over the hills. After a little while, we meet another hiker coming towards us. So we will go. In retrospect, this call made absolutely no difference to how dry we stayed or wet we got. If anything, we probably all got wetter. In any case, we choose the bog-walk and, after much tumbling, stumbling, plunging, and laughing, we re-joined the path on the crest of the cliffs before Guirdil. We all stand still. We break into a jog as we see the bothy in the bay below us. Wild goats and a few hinds lumber about the shingle. We go in. No one is here, but notes pinned on the walls and a guest book on the window sill welcome us into the group of those who have been here before. In a change of clothes, with the fire eventually roaring, pot noodles have never tasted so good. I think the score card might have got chucked in the flames. Wood all burnt, the night air cools. This was probably the longest sleep any of us have had since arriving on Rum. And, up in the mezzanine, it was a very cosy sleep. Waking up to the sound of no rain, it seems we have a good day ahead of us. After a brief lunch break of bread and cheese within the shelter of a bridge, we carry on, practically singing, to the village. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The Bog and the Bothy. Swimming in the Rain 24th November They never warn you about the troll on top of the bridge. Published by Ali Morris on 27th November Categories Blog News. Well-rested and Porridge-fed for the hike home! Found a quiz book and set the fire going. Bring on the 4. Pretty big deer that. A Perfect Window. Never been more excited for a homemade lasagne! Ali Morris. Related posts. A Community Hub for all Read more. Read more. Swimming in the Rain Read more. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published.

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