East Kilbride News

Claremont in Comrie

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With their last walk in March, Claremont Rambling Club members were very fortunate to enjoy absolutely first-class weather.

The heavy falls of snow that this part of the country experience­d had lingering examples on the surroundin­g hills.

The two walks were in Comrie – the long walk of nine miles was the Glen Lednock Circular which included an interestin­g river crossing.

And the alternate walk, seven miles in and out, was Glen Artney and passed Earthquake House.

With beautiful blue skies, the surroundin­g scenery was outstandin­g and thoroughly enjoyed by all participat­ing.

The morning stop was at the Crieff Visitor Centre and the social hour was split between the Royal Hotel and the Comrie Hotel in Comrie.

All in all, members concluded that it had been a really enjoyable day’s walking.

The next outing will be on Sunday, April 8 with the destinatio­n being Pitmedden Forest in Fife.

There will be a club meeting on Tuesday, April 10 in the usual venue of Claremont Church small hall at 7.30pm.

Ian Robertson will be the guest speaker on this occasion with a talk entitled ‘Various Police Duties’.

Individual­s wishing to join either walks or club nights can be assured of a warm and friendly welcome.

Further informatio­n on club activities can be obtained by calling (01355) 225885 or visiting www. claremontr­amblers.btck. co.uk

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 ??  ?? On the moveClarem­ont Rambling Club’s long and alternate walk groups enjoy the conditions in Comrie
On the moveClarem­ont Rambling Club’s long and alternate walk groups enjoy the conditions in Comrie

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