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On Monday 30 August, a pair of Scottish walkers completed a route following what's thought to be the longest straight line in Britain without crossing a road.
High point of the route was the summit of Beinn a'Bhuird at 1197m, while the low point, figuratively, sounds like all the heather they had to plough through...
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