WE HAVE MOVED
“Where The Fatdog Walks” can now be found at…
http://wherethefatdogwalks.wordpress.com/
Sorry for the inconvenience as this means, for many of you, changing links, feeds etc.
My New Food Blog
The Fatdog Broadcasting Corporation has made the decision to expand…we’ve moved into the world of food! 
Needless to say The Fatdog is ecstatic at this turn of events as we are now reporting on her favourite subject.
If you like your grub please come and support us at Anyone for Porridge .
Hope to see you there.
The Fara & Meall nan Eagan Gallery
As the “Tail” of last Saturday’s wee hike with MrP is still a few days away, here’s a taster of the scenery from just north of Drumochter.
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- A good start – rain along Loch Ericht
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- Mr.P all set for action.
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- FD early in the day – see the later photo and spot the difference
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- The ascent of The Fara
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- Nearing The Fara summit
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- Fara summit
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- The descent of The Fara
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- Dirc Mhor
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- Lochan na Doire-uaine
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- Mr.P at the summit of Meall nan Eagan
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- Looking back to Meall nan Eagan
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- A tired FD near the end of the day.
The Fatdog Broadcasting Corporation Proudly Presents – A New Theme!
You may have noticed that, contrary to my expectations, the blog can still be found by search engines. Before I pressed the button, I discovered that my proposed withdrawal from the clutch of the all-seeing monsters wouldn’t happen even if I did press it. Such disillusionment I have never experienced before.
After much wailing and gnashing of teeth, I decided to put the best face on it…and give the blog a makeover instead. Goodness knows how long I’ll keep this WordPress theme as I’ve still to discover what disadvantages may lurk beneath its “leather-bound” exterior. Hopefully not too many of you will be inconsolable by the loss of the old one. However, do not be surprised if this re-incarnation amends itself before your very eyes! 
…in a galaxy far, Fara, way.
MrP and I managed our first joint expedition of the year on Saturday. We picked a nice easy wee hill (The Fara)…and then for good measure another nice wee hill just behind (Meall nan Eagan). Today I ache.
The WEATHER GODS were obviously a trifle put out by the antics of The Weather Thieves some 10 days earlier…and let us know all about it. But it was a great wee walk of some 14km.
I am rather looking forward to writing up this one…even now some of the ideas are what you might define as…unexpected. 
Let the “imperceptibly loaded dice” of the Weather Thieves roll…
The Weather Thieves have no allegiance to days of the week or particular mountain ranges. Opportunists, they are watchers of charts, plotters of many possibilities, schemers and out and out…chancers! But a few hours window is all that is needed to sneak a fair weather hill from under the noses of the capricious weather gods. That said, filching a good day from them in ever changing February has to be the greatest challenge. We kicked their collective a***s last year, could we do it again?
Let the “imperceptibly loaded dice” of the Weather Thieves roll… Read the rest of this entry »
The Return of The Weather Thieves
“Oh yes!”
We’re back in the snow again…hadn’t intended to be. Should have picked up on the hints sooner…like…lots of white stuff covering the hills.
Hillwalkers should find it relatively easy to work out where we were from the collage. I suppose I should go and write up the saga of our wee trip…
