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    Sep 11, 2020 2 minutes

    Stefan Durkacz

    ince the easing of lockdown restrictions, Stefan has been reacquainting himself with the Scottish Highlands. Trips to Glen Lyon and Glen Coe have confirmed that the hills are still there and as magical as ever, while a recent family holiday near Tomintoul featured mountain biking, wild swimming and a lot of unhurried tea

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