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Walk around Glasgow or visit The Devil's Pulpit
quinnunit
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We're flying into Glasgow, arriving around 6:30 a.m. on a Sunday and will need to make our way up to Drymen as we begin an 8-day hike of the Rob Roy Way the following morning. So, that morning should we spend our time walking around Glasgow for half the day OR should we walk about for an hour or two (grabbing breakfast, of course) and then head up to Drymen and climb down to The Devil's Pulpit? Which would you do?
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This is a difficult question as I love both!