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| I got a lift to the start from this lovely couple. |
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| Lindsayston woods have been felled. |
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| One of many stiles today. |
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| A wee break before our final ascent onto Barony. |
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| Bluebells were in full bloom |
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| Todays fine group on the summit |
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| The teacher was our leader and raconteur. |
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| Worth another look. |
Today Tuesday May 17
Cunninghame ramblers traveled to South Ayrshire village of
Dailly for a 10 mile circular walk up Barony Hill. A
bakers dozen gathered at the start and after a short briefing we made our way through Lindsayton woods which have been felled recently and has lost a wee bit of its character . A nice pleasant walk in the cloudy but sometimes sunny morning we slowly made our way up
Barony hill reaching the summit as the wind started to blow. Lunch at some old limekilns was enjoyed by all before a walk through some woods that were completely covered in glorious bluebells. Crossing the road the track follows the river Girvan back to the village to end a very pleasant dry walk both overhead and underfoot.
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