Gregory Lake loop with a buggy - walkable in this wind or just the car-park photo and a plate
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Tomas Horak•180 rep7
Toddler in a buggy. Gregory looks pretty from the car park. Loop path in this wind - still a walk, or we eat a plate and call it seen.
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Loop is walkable with a buggy if the path is dry. Wind is a hat and a jumper, not a closure. If leftover rain polished the stones, keep to the wider stretches and skip the muddy lip near the water. Car-park photo is a cop-out only if you already came this far and the kid is willing.
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Oshan Senanayake•299 rep7
We did half the loop, turned around when the buggy wheels packed mud. Still a lake.
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Solveig Nilsen•202 rep6
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Friends pushed leftover light. They arrived tired. We sat. From the halt, not a blog.
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