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Bearsden & Milngavie Ramblers Walk Programmes. November 2000 Bearsden & Milngavie Ramblers Walk Programmes. November 2000 - April 2001 Sat 04.11.00 Ronnie Swanson Stronend B Sun 05.11.00 Bob Hood Glen Luss C Sat 11.11.00 Michael Lane Around Peebles C Sat 18.11.00 Andy & Wendy McCallum Ben Ledi C Sun 19.11.00 Charlie Peebles Around Blanefield C Sat 25.11.00 Ronnie Swanson Above Comrie C+ Sun 26.11.00 Keith Moody King's Seat Hill B Sat 02.12.00 Callander Craig & Bracklinn Falls B Sun 03.12.00 Geoff & Johnette Hird Balmaha to Cashel C+ Sat 09.12.00 Andy & Wendy McCallum Gartmore - Lemahamish Circle C Sat 16.12.00 David Scott Eagle Falls B Sun 07.01.01 Andy & Wendy McCallum Dungoil C Sat 13.01.01 Margaret Chalmers Canal Walk C Sun 14.01.01 Charlie Peebles Lyme Hill B Sat 20.01.01 Bob & Betty McNab Craigallion Loch Circular C Sat 27.01.01 Euan Kilpatrick Loch Lomond Woods C Sat 03.02.01 Suzanne Gibson Coilessan Glen B Sun 04.02.01 June Kerr Cameron Muir C Sat 10.02.01 Bob Hood Strathyre C Sat 17.02.01 Michael Lane Dumyat B Sun 18.02.01 Geoff & Johnette Hird Carron Valley Forest from Carron C Sat 03.03.01 David Scott Beinn Damhain B Sun 04.03.01 Liz Weir Stoneymollan from Balloch C Sat 10.03.01 Bob Hood Flanders Moss C Sat 17.03.01 Charlie Peebles Earls Seat from Killearn B Sun 18.03.01 June Kerr Balmaha to Drymen (WHW) C+ Sat 24.03.01 Michael Lane Cockleroy Hill & Beecraigs Country B Sun 25.03.01 Bob Hood Loch Ard C Sat 31.03.01 Bob & Betty McNab Creag A'Bhocain B+ Sun 31.03.01 Margaret Chalmers Almondell & Calderwood Country Park C Sat 07.04.01 Joan Stewart & Marie MacKinnon Duncolm C+ Sun 08.04.01 Charlie Peebles Ben Our B+ Sat 14.04.01 Margaret Chalmers Gartmorn Dam C Sat 21.04.01 Roy & Ishbel Mackay Killearn Sun 22.04.01 Andy & Wendy McCallum Menteith Hills B Sat 28.04.01 Jim McCulloch Tinto Hill B Sun 29.04.01 Bill & Margaret Cowan Brig O'Turk Circular C November 2001 - April 2002 Sat 03.11.01 David Scott BeinnTharsuinn & Beinn Chaorach B Sun 04.11.01 Ben Docherty Chatelherault C Sat 10.11.01 Euan Kilpatrick Cobleland / Doon Hill C Sun 11.11.01 Ronnie Swanson Broughton Heights B Sat 17.11.01 Michael Lane Around (and including) Dumgoyne B Sun 18.11.01 Bob Hood Brig O'Turk C Sun 25.11.01 Neil Weir Cambusbarron Circular B Sat 01.12.01 Bob and Betty McNab Lime Craigs and beyond from Aberfoyle B Sun 02.12.01 Andy and Wendy McCallum Ladida from Braeval C Sat 08.12.01 Geoff and Johnette Hird Balmaha to Cashel and back C+ Sat 08.12.01 Suzanne Gibson Cruach Tairbeirt B Sun 16.12.01 Liz Weir Loch Chon C Sun 13.01.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Rowchoish Bothy C Sat 19.01.02 Margaret Chalmers Bridges of the Clyde C Sun 20.01.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Braeval - Loch Drunkie Circuit B Sat 26.01.02 Charlie Peebles Lyme Hill, Forest Walk B Sun 27.01.02 Joan Stewart, Marie MacKinnon Kilpatrick Hills C Sat 02.02.02 Charlie Peebles Glen Gyle C Sun 03.02.02 Ronnie Swanson Lees Hill B Sat 09.02.02 Euan Kilpatrick Scald Law from Flotterstone B Sun 10.02.02 Ben Docherty Lower Craigton Circular C Sat 16.02.02 Bob Hood Strathyre C+ Sat 16.02.02 David Scott Glen Douglas Trio B Sat 23.02.02 Bob and Betty McNab Conic Hill B Sun 24.02.02 Lilias and Andrew Summers Round Drymen or Below Dumgoyne C+ Sat 02.03.02 Charlie Peebles Kirkton Glen C Sun 02.03.02 David Scott Eagle's Fall B Sat 09.03.02 Suzanne Gibson Earl's Seat from Fintry B Sun 10.03.02 June Kerr Cameron Muir C Sat 16.03.02 Marion Wilson Linlithgow Circular C Sat 23.03.02 Ronnie Swanson Cairn Table B Sat 30.03.02 Bob Hood Hillfoor Villages C Sun 31.03.02 Jim McCulloch Tinto Hill B Sat 06.04.02 Keith Moody Culter Fell B Sun 06.04.02 Margaret Chalmers Almondell & Calderwood Country Park C Sat 13.04.02 Euan Kilpatrick Forest Walk in Tarbet C Sun 14.04.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Hill of Stake B Sat 20.04.02 Michael Lane Ben Cleuch B+ Sun 21.04.02 Joan Stewart, Marie MacKinnon Duncolm C Sat 27.04.02 Geoff and Johnette Hird WHW Tyndrum to Crianlarich and back B Sun 28.04.02 Agnes Runciman Rosneath Circular C May 2002 - October 2002 Sat 04.05.02 Bob and Betty McNab Ben A'an B Sun 05.05.02 Charlie Peebles Luss Glen C+ Sat 11.05.02 Euan Kilpatrick Glen Lednock C+ Sun 12.05.02 Ben Docherty Beinn an t-Sidhean B Sat 18.05.02 Michael Lane Lammerlaw (Lammermuir Hills) B+ Sun 19.05.02 Liz Harris Millport Circular C+ Sat 25.05.02 Bob Hood Crieff to Muthill C Sun 26.05.02 Euan Kilpatrick Ben Lomond A Sat 01.06.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Conic Hill / Arrochy More B Sun 02.06.02 Bill and Margaret Cowan Culzean Country Park C Sat 08.06.02 Bob Hood Ratho to Almondell C Sun 09.06.02 Euan Kilpatrick Deuchary Hill Dunkeld B Sat 15.06.02 Suzanne Gibson Around Wanlockhead B Sun 16.06.02 Marie MacKinnon, Joan Stewart Coastal Walk Pittenween to Crail C Sat 22.06.02 Suzanne Gibson Meall an Fhudair A Sun 23.06.02 Charlie Peebles Glen Fyne C+ Sat 29.06.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Picnic at Sallochy Sat 06.07.02 Suzanne Gibson Arthur's Seat B Sun 07.07.02 Neil and Liz Weir Treefest Walk C Sat 13.07.02 Jim McCulloch Brown Hill and Box Knowe C+ Sat 20.07.02 Michael Lane The Classic Ochil Walk (Alva-Dollar) A+ Sun 21.07.02 Bob Hood Glen Sheil C+ Sat 27.07.02 Bob and Betty McNab Craigallian Loch Circular C Sun 28.07.02 Ben Docherty Earls Seat from Killearn B Sat 03.08.02 Geoff and Johnette Hird Rothesay, Isle of Bute C+ Sat 10.08.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum The Castles Coast from Aberdour C+ Sat 17.08.02 Marie McKinnon, Joan Stewart Arrochar Circular C+ Sun 18.08.02 Charlie Peebles Woodhouse to Killin B+ Sat 24.08.02 Michael Lane The Meldons B Sun 25.08.02 June Kerr Glen Ogle C+ Sat 31.08.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Meall Corranich and Meal A'Chore Leith A Sun 01.09.02 Ronnie Swanson Loch Turret to Comrie C+ Sat 07.09.02 Keith Moody Ben Vorlich, Lochearnhead A Sun 08.09.02 Ben Docherty Greenock Cut C+ Sat 14.09.02 Andy and Wendy McCallum Fionn Larig A Sat 21.09.02 Neil and Liz Weir Glenstrae C Sun 22.09.02 Liz Harris Blanefield to Clachan of Campsie C Sat 28.09.02 June Kerr East and West Lomond B Sat 05.10.02 Michael Lane Ben Shee A Sun 06.10.02 Ronnie Swanson Goldenberry Hill C+ Sat 12.10.02 Bob Hood Flanders Moss C Sun 14.10.02 Geoff and Johnette Hird Stuc A'Chroin A Sat 19.10.02 Euan Kilpatrick Meall Leathen Dhail via Callander B Sun 20.10.02 Lilias and Andrew Summers Round Drymen C+ Sat 26.10.02 Euan Kilpatrick Scald Law from Flotterstone B November 2002 - April 2003 Sun 03.11.02 Ben Docherty Chatelherault C+ Sat 09.11.02 David Scott Knockupple from Finnoch Toll C+ Sat 16.11.02 Michael Lane Menteith Hills (Lime Craig & Craig Dubh) B Sun 17.11.02 Joan Stewart & Marie MacKinnon The Whangie and Beyond C+ Sat 23.11.02 Suzanne Gibson Stank Loch B Sun 24.11.02 Ben Docherty Baldernock Linn & Lennox Forest C Sat 30.11.02 Andy & Wendy McCallum Crieff & Loch Monzievard C+ Sat 07.12.02 Euan Kilpatrick Ben a'An B Sun 08.12.02 June Kerr Cameron Muir C Sat 14.12.02 Joan Stewart & Marie MacKinnon Lock27 to the Stables (Pub Lunch) C Sat 11.01.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Dungoil A Sun 12.01.03 Neil & Liz Weir Cashel High Footpath B Sat 18.01.03 Charlie Peebles Duchray Water B Sun 19.01.03 Neil & Liz Weir Stoneymollan Road C Sat 01.02.03 Geoff and Johnette Hird Meikle Bin Via Lecket B Sun 02.02.03 Marion Wilson Mugdock & Strathblane Circular C Sat 08.02.03 Bob Hood Glen Loin C Sat 15.02.03 Euan Kilpatrick Slackdhu B Sun 16.02.03 Ben Docherty Craigton Circular C Sat 22.02.03 Geoff Hird Bridge of Allan to Dunblane (Pub lunch) C Sat 01.03.03 Ronnie Swanson Tomtain & Garrel Hill B Sun 02.03.03 Lilias and Andrew Summers Gartness Circular C Sat 08.03.03 Euan Kilpatrick Aberfoyle, Cobleland C Sun 09.03.03 Ronnie Swanson Wardlaw Hill near Muirkirk B Sun 16.03.03 Bob Hood Loch Ard C Sat 22.03.03 Ronnie Swanson Strowan Circular C Sun 23.03.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Ben Venue B Sun 30.03.03 Ben Docherty Callander Crags & Bracklinn Falls B Sat 05.04.03 Euan Kilpatrick Dunkeld C Sun 06.04.03 Keith Moody Broughton Heights B Sat 12.04.03 Michael Lane C A Sun 13.04.03 Bob Hood Brig O'Turk Circular C Sat 19.04.03 Suzanne Gibson Wanlockhead B Sat 26.04.03 Geoff Hurd Beinn Tharsuinn & Beinn Chaorach B Sun 27.04.03 Mary Finlayson Braeval to Loch Venachar C+ May 2003 - October 2003 Sat 10.05.03 June Kerr Kirkton Glen C+ Sun 11.05.03 Ben Docherty Beinn an t-Sidhean B Sat 17.05.03 Euan Kilpatrick Ben Vrackie B Sun 18.05.03 Agnes Runciman Kilcreggan Circular C Sat 24.05.03 Bob Hood Pentland Paths C+ Sun 25.05.03 Ronnie Swanson Cairnsmore of Carsphairn A Sat 31.05.03 Sue and David Swinson Stob A'Choire Odhair A Sun 01.06.03 Euan Kilpatrick Glen Lednock C+ Sat 07.06.03 Michael Lane The Classic Pentland Walk A Sun 08.06.03 Neil and Liz Weir Cambusbarran to Lewis Hill B Sat 14.06.03 Geoff Hird Buchaille Etive Mor A Sun 15.06.03 Bob Hood The Devil's Staircase C+ Sat 21.06.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Sallochy Family Rambling Day Sat 28.06.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Crieff and Loch Monzievzird Circular C+ Sun 29.06.03 Ben Docherty Ben Vane B Sat 05.07.03 Liz & Neil Weir + Suzanne Gibson Ben More Gardens B&C Sat 12.07.03 Suzanne Gibson Grey Mare's Tail & White Coombe A Sun 13.07.03 Johnette Hird Kerrycroy & Canada Hill Isle of Bute C+ Sat 19.07.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Tarmachan A Sun 20.07.03 Ronnie Swanson Kenmore Circular C+ Sat 26.07.03 Euan Kilpatrick A'Bhuidheanach Bheag & Cairn na Chaim A Sun 27.07.03 Liz Harris Millport Circular C+ Sat 02.08.03 Bob Hood Callander House to Falkirk Wheel C+ Sun 03.08.03 Geoff Hird Ben Dorain A Sun 10.08.03 Andy & Wendy McCallum Wemyss Coast C+ Sat 16.08.03 Marie McKinnon & Joan Stewart Arrochar Circular C+ Sun 17.08.03 Ben Docherty Earl's Seat B Sat 23.08.03 Suzanne Gibson Dunrig A Sun 24.08.03 Bob Hood
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