Tow Hill ore pits (family run)

Apr 20

(Pandemic Diary - day 53)

Originally published to Strava on 20 April 2020 (Monday)

Exploring the Tow Hill ore pits in Scotia gamelands (with Renee & Scotia)

I’ve been running Scotia for many years now, but this was the first visit to this rather spectacular little corner of it.

And it was Scotia’s lucky day (she carried that deer shank for many miles).

Jeff Calvert

Scotia and the chipmunk

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Tow Hill ore pits (family run)

(Pandemic Diary - day 53)

Exploring the Tow Hill ore pits in Scotia gamelands (with Renee & Scotia)

[Strava activity link]

Scotia and the chipmunk

Sleeping through the apocalypse

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