Another blue sky day for our low hill walk up the Fungle road and Carnferg. Superb views and so still at the top!

There are easier ways to visit the top of Corfu, by car!

Late spring in the Cairngorms is a great time to wander. The snow patches add more drama to the scene and cool spring air makes very pleasant walking.

Skye is famous for its natural beauty and is highly popular with people travelling there from all over the world.

I sometimes take two cameras into the hills with me, I suppose if you count my emergency phone then three!

There are a few ways to approach the summit of Scotland's second highest mountain, Ben Macdui. The walk from Linn o' Dee, near Braemar, was recently voted as one of the best in Britain.

This week has been all about the compass, running a Silver National Navigation Award course. My first ever compass was given to me by my Granda when I was probably 10 years old.

A hill I’ve been up many times, although this time views were perfect. One of those days where clouds and hills merge together off and on.

Some of you that know me well will be fully aware of my past moans and groans prior to my back operation in 2012. My moans and groans now usually stem from lack of hill time!

One of my finds last August was near the top of my favourite hill. My client for the day was busy sketching the hills beyond and I wandered around looking for something of interest.

Some stunning winter days already, let's hope for more!!

As unpredictable summer in Scotland can be, I've been very fortunate not to have postponed any of my planned walks.

A selection of photos and highlights from June, my favourite moment watching my talented daughter Emma play fiddle at An Lochan Uaine, the green lochan.

With glorious weather all week I had an itching to get up high for a camp and take in the sunset over the Cairngorms

I try to get out every other day for a walk and I try and do a long one at least once a week. When I say long, 25km plus, into a remote area where I can look at that conditions and see the seasonal changes.

What fantastic conditions we had for our guided walk on Sunday. A light wind over the tops giving a little wind chill but nothing significant.

Mondays don't get much better than this! The good forecast meant I ditched the emails and chores and headed for the hills!

Morven in Aberdeenshire is a Corbett standing at 871m. There are a couple of ways to go up the hill, from Logie Coldstone side. You can also approach from the west, taking in Mona Gowan (749m) or from Ballater.

TGOC challenge 2016

Hill of Fare, just up from Banchory, is an ideal venue to teach hill and navigation skills.