Day 12 - Peterhead to Buckie
This will be another running day with a respectable 66 miles to the flag pole. To this point I would have run a combined 254 miles within the four days of running.
Leaving the lovely town of Peterhead, sitting on the easternmost point of mainland Scotland I will make my way further northwards towards the wilderness, a feeling that is nearly unmatched in all my expectations.
Although the combined ascent is only 2871ft, descent 2828ft there will be more than enough time to test what I am made of as the maximum of 584ft and some heavy hills is expected.
After making it the first 20 miles to Fraserburgh the climb will start and become challenging.
Continuing along the coast towards Buckie I will pass places such as Macduff, the only place in the United Kingdom where deep-water wooden fishing boats are still built.
I will also be passing towns such as Portsoy, Cullen, Ianstown and finally end in Buckie where I will have a scheduled rest day to feed up and enjoy the Scottish delights.
This will be another running day with a respectable 66 miles to the flag pole. To this point I would have run a combined 254 miles within the four days of running.
Leaving the lovely town of Peterhead, sitting on the easternmost point of mainland Scotland I will make my way further northwards towards the wilderness, a feeling that is nearly unmatched in all my expectations.
Although the combined ascent is only 2871ft, descent 2828ft there will be more than enough time to test what I am made of as the maximum of 584ft and some heavy hills is expected.
After making it the first 20 miles to Fraserburgh the climb will start and become challenging.
Continuing along the coast towards Buckie I will pass places such as Macduff, the only place in the United Kingdom where deep-water wooden fishing boats are still built.
I will also be passing towns such as Portsoy, Cullen, Ianstown and finally end in Buckie where I will have a scheduled rest day to feed up and enjoy the Scottish delights.
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