Ruth Livingstone
My book: Walking the English Coast
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Winfield’s Award
Killer Cows: Killer Cows
A Mother’s Story: son attacked by a cow
A cow charged straight at my ten-year-old son.
Jay’s Story: a geocaching adventure spoiled
“Caution. Bull called Henry.”
Susan’s Story: knocked out by Limousin cows.
I was knocked to the ground, and knocked out.
Author Archives: Ruth Livingstone
416 am Dornie to Kyle of Lochalsh
A walk full of quirky little surprises. Continue reading
415 Shiel Bridge to Eilean Donan Castle
I take the high road in the mist, and watch out for kangaroos. Continue reading
414pm Totaig to Shiel Bridge
I walk along the beautiful shore of Loch Duich. Continue reading
414 am Totaig to Ardintoul
I climb a hill and enter a deep, dark forest. Continue reading
Posted in 22 Highlands
Tagged Dirty Thirty, hiking, Loch Alsh Trail, photography, scotland
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413b Ardintoul to Kylerhea Ferry
I lose the path, and lose my way, and discover the limits of my Scooty bike. Continue reading
413am Kylerhea to Ardintoul Point
Some people said this section was difficult. I follow the Lochalsh Trail, and everything goes perfectly well. Continue reading
412 part 4 – Kylerhea Ferry
I watch a tiny ferry leave the dock – and can barely believe my eyes. Continue reading
412 part 3 – Glenelg to Kylerhea Ferry
I keep my eyes peeled for a tortoise, and continue my hunt for food. Continue reading
412 part 2 – Sandaig to Glenelg
I have a new companion, but my morning ends in disappointment. Continue reading
412 part 1 – Sandaig
I visit a special place – beautiful but sad. Continue reading
Posted in 22 Highlands
Tagged Gavin Maxwell, Ring of Bright Water, Sandaig, scotland, travel
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