We were half way through our West Highland Way walk and after four days we found ourselves stood on a railway platform at Crianlarich waiting for a train to take us back up the line to Tyndrum, where we could pick up the trail into Glen Coe.  I expected the station to be a quiet,…

The West Highland Way (WHW) is a long distance foot path which runs from Milngavie (pronounced “Mullguy”) which is about 10 miles north of Glasgow, to Fort William in the Highlands. It was concieved in the 1960’s as Scotland’s first long distance foot path following the opening of the Pennine Way in England, and the…