Meikle Says Law is undoubtedly one of the most retiring, shy, and self-effacing of the Scottish hills. I don't think I saw the summit at any point in the walk, until, a few hundred meters from the top, and with that it-must-be-here-somewhere feeling, I spotted a trig point above the heather and walked towards it. The way back was almost equally unrevealing, though its pushier friend the Lammer Law kept getting in the view.The trig point had a recent sign attached warning you not to damage it. I thought the OS didn't actually use these any more, but obviously they do, and MSL is actually visible from somewhere.
A perversely satisfying walk.
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Are you sure that's the summit and not the lowest point of some peat bog or something???
Landscape looks flat in the picture!
It does, doesn't it? Definitely the summit though. There were a couple of wind farms to be seen in the other direction. All-in-all an odd summit.
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