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click here to subscribe to the rss feed in your favorite feed reader       click here to have new posts sent straight to your email -- celebrating the life, heroism, music and poetry of john roy stuart home about john roy fèis iain ruaidh contact archives feed sitemap -- anniversary cairngorm walk posted by admin on july 20th, 2014 according to the rev william forsyth, one of john roy’s men took the ‘green banner of kincardine’ to the summit of cairngorm on the anniversary of the raising of the standard at glenfinnan 19th august. anail a’ ghaidheil, air a’ mhullach walk to the summit of cairngorm saturday 20th august 2016 meet at cairngorm coire cas car park, outside the ranger office, at 10.45am. we wait for the bus which arrives at 10.54 before setting off. please let us know you are coming, email: info [at] johnroystuart.org.uk (see form below) the walk is over rough terrain. bring your own map and compass – you will need os 1:50 sheet 36 or os 1: 25 explorer sheet 403 and a compass, and know how to use it. walking boots are needed and waterproof jacket and trousers, warm clothes, hat & gloves, midge repellent & sunscreen. don’t forget your lunch & water to drink. dogs must be kept on the lead. persons improperly clad or equipped will be advised not to take part. the walk (click to enlarge, esc to exit viewer) the route – see sketch map from coire cas car park up a steep and rocky path onto sròn an aonaich (windy ridge), pausing for a snack somewhere. continue to the ptarmigan, and then by the marquis’ well,to the summit of cairngorm for the ceremony of unfurling the banner, and giving the commemorative toasts. we may return via ciste mhairead to observe the lingering snow patch there, (some folk like lunch there), then over to the ptarmigan, where there is the option for any who wish to descend by the funicular ( cost about £6 adult ). otherwise retrace the ascent route. contacts: please register your interest by completing the form below – thank you! your name: (required) your email address: (required) address or phone: any comments the sum of 9 and 16 is: posted in anniversary walk | 1 response » tags: anniversary , anniversary walk , banner , cairngorm , standard anniversary walk 2015 report posted by admin on june 16th, 2016 john roy stuart anniversary walk report 2015 it was a good fine dry day, a pleasant change after so many wet ones this summer. the group met in coire cas car park when the bus arrived, and 5 of us set off just after 11. a pause for a snack was made before reaching the ptarmigan, where mary and hugh were waiting, having set off earlier. the group then carried on to the summit. here the banner was given its annual airing, with a walking pole doing duty as a flagstaff. seamas gave us “he ‘m eile ‘s na ho rò”, one of john roy’s three culloden songs, and hugh gave us the seaforth’s toast and explained a bit about it for the newcomers ann c and irene w, others present were david r and ann w. as the wind was increasing we went down to the shelter of ciste mhearad for our lunch, where seamas measured and photographed the remaining snow patch. as we made our way down the wind continued to increase and there were some very strong gusts. we reached the car park about 4 pm having had an enjoyable day. for 2016 the walk will be held on saturday 20 th august. posted in anniversary walk | no responses » tags: anniversary walk anniversary walk 2014 posted by admin on november 26th, 2014 the forecast was not good. cloud down to 700m, northerly wind, gusting to 40-60 mph on the summits, and heavy showers in the afternoon. the participants this year were seumas, mary, david & ann, who set off from coire cas car park at 11am, and hugh, who had taken an early bus, was ahead of us, and planned to walk up windy ridge, where we soon followed. we had a glimpse of the snow remaining in coire lochan before the cloud engulfed us. at least the wind was behind us. when we reached the ptarmigan we went in for a warm up, and a bite to eat before continuing towards fuaran a’mharcuis, and soon met hugh on his way down, having not reached the summit, and mary accompanied him back to the ptarmigan. the rest continued in a brief but heavy shower, and received the full blast of the wind, rain, and occasional sleet in our faces as we reached the cairn. sheltering behind the cairn, ann recited ‘eirich mun eirich a’ghrian’, which was ironic considering the lack of any view, and windchill of -7c., and seumas gave us john roy’s psalm, ‘the lord’s my targe, i will be stout’, and john roy and his comrades were duly toasted. (both poems given below) the banner was then unfurled for its annual airing – we had not carried the flagpole as it is heavy and unweildy in the wind, only the banner had been taken, as james macintyre would have carried the original banner to the summit in the years after culloden. the banner flapped like a wild thing, held by two of us while the third took some photos. we returned to the ptarmigan as rapidly as possible, and finished our lunches! mary and hugh went down on the funicular, and the stalwarts descended into pleasanter conditions, reaching the car park in half an hour, joining mary and hugh in the café. eirich eirich mu’n eirich a’ghrian, siubhail dian mu’n tig an teas, ruig mullach a chuirn ghuirm, far an faic thu thall ’s bhos chi mi poit a’ ghlinne mhoir, chi mi bu-choinnich is beag-ghleann, chi mi gleann einich an fheidh, far am biodh an spreidh air eadradh. arise ere the sun doth rise, travel fast ere comes the heat, reach the top of cairngorm, where you’ll see both far and near. i see the cauldron of glenmore, – i see the mossy bow and the little glen, – i see the bountiful glen of deer, where the cattle will be at milking time. collected by rev. thomas sinton, in ‘poetry of badenoch’. john roy’s psalm the lord’s my targe, i will be stout, with dirk and trusty blade, though campbells come in flocks about, i will not be afraid. the lord’s the same as heretofore, he’s always good to me, though red-coats come a thousand more, afraid i will not be. though they the woods do cut and burn, and drain the lochs all dry, though they the rocks do overturn, and change the course of spey. though they mow down both corn and grass, nay, seek me underground, though hundreds guard each road and pass, john roy will not be found. posted in anniversary walk | no responses » tags: anniversary walk anniversary cairngorm walk 2013 report posted by admin on june 30th, 2014 john roy stuart walk / ceum iain ruaidh 19/8/2013 the only participants in the 2013 john roy stuart walk were mary mackenzie, david rose and seumas grant (with hamish the cairn terrier). the small numbers were due to the illness of some of the usual participants, and also a weather forecast which predicted winds of 50mph above 3,000ft. the small party started from the coire cas car park at around 11am and decided to follow the track up the face of the corrie (rather than the usual windy ridge path) due to the predicted high winds. we passed the top station of the coire cas tow at 12 midday, where we could see that there was still a tiny patch of old snow remaining of the cuithe chrom (headwall) snowfield. we experienced only light winds in coire cas itself, but on approaching the funicular top station we felt for the first time the full force of the wind and realised that the met. office predictions were going to be proved correct. we stopped for a short rest and snack there and then made our way to the summit by fuaran a’ mharcais (the marquis’ well). the summit of cairn gorm was clear of cloud, but it was quite difficult to stand there (other than in the shelter of the cairn) due to the strength of the wind. john roy’s banner was carefully unfurled in the shelter of the cairn, with two people, one on either side, holding it tightly. when the banner was safely again furled, seumas recited a toast to john roy in gaelic and brandy (john roy’s favouri

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