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Welcome to Doodlecat - where we enjoy the great outdoors and gather a range of news and views. Much of the content
is courtesy of the generous contributions from the splendid people who participate in the annual TGO Challenge, so there is
a wealth of outdoor experience here, especially if you like walking in Scotland - but we try to range worldwide.
The home page is where we post the latest news and views from the Doodlecat team. You can have your say
too! Just click on the 'comments' link on any of the posts - or if you have a story or photogallery that you think we'd like, then
let us know. Random Doodles and the
Image Gallery welcome guest contributions, as well as the perennial favourite, the
TGO Challenge pages
The blogroll on the right displays ten links to other sites that you might like to try out - there are a lot more, and the list will change each time
you visit or 'refresh' the page.
Enjoy your stay.
The Talented Mr Smith
I had an email from Steve Smith yesterday, author of the Munro Diaries in
Random Doodles.
Writing is Steve's hobby, and this email was to announce his bright shiny new website, where he has gathered many of his outdoor writings, poetry and humour under one roof. They're always interesting and Steve has a gift for involving the reader as he recounts his experiences.
Here are a few of the 'outdoor' titles to whet your appetite:
- "Welsh 2000s" - The story of walking all the Welsh 2000ft mountains
- "English 2000s" - The English 2000ft mountains I've walked so far.
- "Scottish 2000s" - The Scottish 2000ft to 3000ft mountains I've walked so far.
- "Footsteps" - a 32 mile walk I did on Boxing Day 2008 (re-creating a walk my Grandfather did 70 years to the day)
- "Glenmore Lodge" - Diary of an outdoor skills course I did in February
- "Walking Home" - a 24 mile walk across the Wiltshire Downs
There's lots more, so why not pop over to
www.meip.co.uk and enjoy Steve's excellent writing ... and the occasional terrible joke.
Recommended.
I had an email from Steve Smith yesterday, author of the Munro Diaries in Random Doodles.
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