The forest is situated south of the Loch Achray Hotel. An excellent walk can be had from Loch Katrine eastwards through the forest to emerge part way up the Dukes Pass.
Source: Malcolm Street (geograph) and licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic Licence.
Happy February, everyone! The cold of winter carries on, with some parts of Canada and the US shutdown by a recent heavy dumping of snow. This brings back memories of snow days, when school would be cancelled because there was no way of getting there! Winter was one of my favourite seasons as a kid, because you could build snow forts and snow tunnels, and have snowball fights with other kids. It was a lot of fun. 🙂
Here are some of the recent posts here at Invest It Wisely:
- What Does It Take to Emotionally Succeed as an Entrepreneur? Here’s What I’ve Learned, One Year After Quitting My Job and Taking the Leap of Faith
- How to Raise Happy, Healthy Children
- 3 Ways to Impress Your Interviewer to Bag the Job
- Invest It Wisely’s Best of 2012
- Unraveling the Secret to Building Wealth
Forest, a good blogging buddy of mine, recently started Everyday Nomad, a site chronicling his adventures in many places around the world, and his thoughts on the journey along the way. I definitely recommend to check it out!
Weekend Reading
- A Happy Retirement
- Calling Fee-Based Financial Advisors
- Elephants Are People Too
- In defense of Rodney Bowers
- OGA January Update: Rolling Out 2013 Guidance
- Onboarding Your First Virtual Assistant
- Valentine’s Day Shopping On A Budget
- What is Dividend Investing? Why Should You Do It?
- Why Air Products and Not G.E.? A Heart Warming Dividend Story…
- Why Hasn’t the Market Crashed Like the “Experts” Warned?
- Yakezie 2012 Recap And Goals For 2013
Carnivals
Carnival of Financial Camaraderie
- Carn. of Financial Camaraderie at Financial Conflict Coach
- Carn. of Financial Camaraderie at My University Money
- Carn. of Financial Camaraderie at Vanessa’s Money
Carnival of Financial Planning
- Carnival of Financial Planning at Family Money Values
- Carnival of Financial Planning at Term Life Insurance, Inc
Carnival of Money Pros
- Carnival of MoneyPros at CashNetUSA Credit Resource
- Carnival of MoneyPros at Good Financial Cents
- Carnival of MoneyPros at Money Pros
- Carnival of MoneyPros at See Debt Run
- Carnival of MoneyPros at The Ultimate Juggle
Carnival of Retirement
- Carnival of Retirement at Good Financial Cents
- Carnival of Retirement at Master the Art of Saving
- Carnival of Retirement at See Debt Run
- Carnival of Retirement at Simple Budget Blog
- Carnival of Retirement at WorkSaveLive
Financial Carnival for Young Adults
- Finance Carn. for Young Adults at 20s Finances
- Finance Carn. for Young Adults at 20s Finances
- Finance Carn. for Young Adults at Master the Art of Saving
- Finance Carn. for Young Adults at One Cent at a Time
Y and T’s Weekend Ramblings
- Y and T’s Weekend Ramblings at Young and Thrifty.ca
- Y and T’s Weekend Ramblings at Young and Thrifty.ca
- Y and T’s Weekend Ramblings at Young and Thrifty.ca
Yakezie Carnival
- Yakezie Carnival at Faithful With a Few
- Yakezie Carnival at Money Wise Pastor
- Yakezie Carnival at Narrow Bridge Finance
- Yakezie Carnival at The Amateur Financier
- Yakezie Carnival at Your Personal Finance Pro
Happy weekend, all! 🙂
Weekend Reading, Winter Edition was included in the following carnivals:
Carn. of Financial Camaraderie at The Savvy Scot
Carnival of Financial Planning at Life Insurancey By Jeff
Carnival of MoneyPros at Money Reasons
Yakezie Carnival at Abstract Aucklander
Sarah Park says
February 17, 2013 at 6:06 amWinter season is the best time to stay at home and relax while having a good read. Thanks for sharing these lists.
Mich says
February 17, 2013 at 8:20 pmOh yes, the only problem is that in Canada, it lasts longer than I like!