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Yes... a flat density statistic is fairly useless to describe somewhere like Britain, although perhaps it is a weak proxy for relative density, because most pla
by hessenwolf 15y ago
Yes... a flat density statistic is fairly useless to describe somewhere like Britain, although perhaps it is a weak proxy for relative density, because most places will have density variations.
p.s. did you just walk around in a circle, though?
- arethuza 15y agoIt was a fairly devious route from Achnashellach to Ullapool stopping for a few nights at the utterly gorgeous Lochan Fada so I could climb the surrounding mountains then up to Ullapool. It was early April, bitterly cold and very deep snow. Usually those mountains are pretty busy - but I had the whole area to myself.
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