White Hill to right of the SUW heading for Loch Dee
We’d tried to walk these hills last year but a strong wind made me worried that Jazz’s ears would catch a strong gust and she’d end up on the Antrim coast. Now we were back, but still the wind was pretty strong. Only later did I discover that Curleywee comes from the Gaelic cor na gaoith meaning “point of the wind”. So it would be a windy day – but the good thing is: it would be a warm wind! Incredible to remember that only a fortnight ago we were in multiple layers in the snow: today it was shorts+T-shirt with SPF15 liberally applied. Continue reading
