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Monday, 14 March 2022

RE: Availability Request from lorraine mccall - Group Accommodation

Hi Lorraine

 

Thank you very much for your enquiry.

 

I'm afraid most of our cottages are booked the weekend of 4th November so we wouldn't be able to fit you in.

 

If your dates are flexible then we can accommodate you all the weekend before or after of that's any help?

 

Our largest cottages are available for both of these weekends and they each sit 20-24 for dinner.

 

If that's of any interest just let me know and I can provide more details.

 

Kind regards

 

 

Tim Stienlet

 

 

 

Burnfoot Holiday Cottages

Netherton

Northumberland National Park

NE65 7EY

 

Tel: 0191 2811900

Web: www.burnfootholidaycottages.co.uk

 

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Subject: Availability Request from lorraine mccall - Group Accommodation

 

You have received a new enquiry from www.GroupAccommodation.com for Burnfoot Holiday Cottages, Morpeth, Northumberland.

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Property: Burnfoot Holiday Cottages, Morpeth, Northumberland
Name: lorraine mccall
Email: lalamccall221.corbetts@blogger.com
Telephone: 07919923062
Arrival Date: Fri 4th Nov 22
Departure Date: Sun 6th Nov 22
Number of Adults: 34
Number of Children:
Group Type: Friends Gatherings
Occasion: Mountaineering club annual dinner weekend

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Departure Date: Sun 6th Nov 22
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Monday, 15 September 2014

My Corbett Journey - some facts and figures...

The Corbetts Journey Some Facts and Figures
136 days, 5 days off
180 hills seeing no one unless they were with me
company on 51 hills
11 days cycling only, 49 days walking only, 7 days sailing and walking, 66 days cycling and walking
1 day walking between hills only
2 days just sailing,
39 days climbing 1 hill a day
54 days climbing 2 hills a day
17 days climbing 3 hills a day
2 days climbing 4 hills a day
3 days climbing 5 hills a day
89 hills climbed in first half, 132 climbed in second
55 hills climbed in 1st third, 76 in 2nd third, 90 in last third
70 hills in very poor or no visibility,
68 nights in tent, 8 in bothies, 18 in friends houses, 2 in strangers houses, 12 on sailing boat, 2 at home, 13 in bunkhouses, 8 b and b's and 5 hotel nights
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Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Update from my last couple of weeks on them there hills.......

My penultimate day on my corbett challenge.
My last couple of weeks has seen me travelling through Highland Perthshire from Dalwhinnie over the hills around Rannoch Moor, down through Loch Rannoch, Glen Lyon, Loch Lyon, Glen Lochay, Lochearnhead, Glen A????, Glen Vorlich, Glen Dochart, Glen Almond and Glen ...........
I have had a blasting from cold, northerly winds and driving rain, having to escape from Loch ericht the day of Bertha with nothing dry, walking the length of Loch Rannoch looking for somewhere to hide. Meanwhile Rob was trying to bring me a bike and had a 280 mile detour as roads closed around him right, left and centre and he watched a fishing hut float down the Spey, and lots of livestock stuck on little islands.
I have met friends randomly like Laurie on the cycle path south of Dalwhinnie who was just cycling back home from Edinburgh (as one does) and Paul with mad dog Lennie who came to join me and move bikes on the traverse from Loch Rannoch to Glen Lyon. He has no idea just how good the Ghanaian chocolate with caramel and seasalt that he brought me was. My tastebuds are alive and well.
The girls have also been out, with company and support from Clare, Brenda, and Ali on the Dalwhinnie Hills and with Wendy on the hills around Loch Earnhead and a welcome night out at her home in Aberfoyle where a hot shower and a wood burning stove got rid of the chill I had been feeling for a few days.
Peregrine, Kestrel, owls and buzzards are all on the hunt and there have been a few grunts and barks from the deer. Along side the grouse and pheasant, bunnies and hares are a feature of the moorland around here.
As well as the development of hydro schemes and hill paths which have been a constant throughout, there is movement now in the big houses in the glens. Estate life is alive and well,
"the most money the estates have made since the kelp industry"
 was how I heard one businessman put it when I was eavesdropping on a conversation in a bar in Glenfinnan. So the estates get grants to put in hydroschemes then get to sell the power back to the government, am I missing something?
It started with the march of the sheep, then the deer and the forestry, and now it's the march of the Beauly, Denny Line.. At least Applecross are using their local hydro scheme for local people and are planning to come off the grid. More of this please.
Rant over. For now.
There are yes signs and no thanks, saltires and union jacks, people are talking politics and I will be returning to rising passions and heated debate.
Out here the world is purple and I'm loving it.
Only 1 to go ..........................

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Friday, 15 August 2014

Folks.....she's got 10 to go.....brilliant.....how about giving her fundraising a wee boost in her last week....the just giving link is on www.lorrainemccall.com....go on even a few quid will keep her plodding to the finishing line on Ben Y Vrackie next Thurs or Friday.
Rob