Welcome to Moray, Scotland - a place described as "majestic, serene, dignified" until Rosie Jones and AJ Odudu arrived. These two adventurers took on the challenge of climbing Cairn Gorm, which stands at a staggering 4,084 feet. With their matching jumpers and a bottle of whisky in tow, they set off on their mountain climbing adventure. Along the way, they encountered rain, hail, and even a fake summit, but nothing could dampen their spirits. Despite the challenging weather conditions, Rosie and AJ persevered and reached the summit, celebrating their achievement and the beautiful view, even though they couldn't capture the perfect Instagram photo due to the mist and rain. In the end, they learned that with determination, friendship, and a healthy dose of silliness, anyone can conquer a mountain - even two northern birds in Scotland.

While exploring Moray, Rosie and AJ made a pit stop at Loch Morlich - Scotland's highest beach. But they didn't come for a sunbathing session; instead, they embarked on a rowing adventure to test their fitness levels. However, the rowing didn't quite go as planned, and they found themselves going in circles for half an hour. In the end, they had to call for a rescue boat to tow them to shore. This misadventure didn't bode well for their upcoming mountain climb, as Rosie and AJ realized they needed to work on their teamwork and perseverance if they wanted to reach the summit of Cairn Gorm.

Known as the malt whisky capital of the world, Dufftown in Speyside was the perfect place for Rosie and AJ to explore the world of whisky. They visited a whisky tasting session led by a local expert named Alistair, where they sampled five different whiskies. While AJ wasn't a big fan of whisky, Rosie embraced the burn and discovered her love for the strong, oaky flavors. They ultimately chose a bottle of whisky to take with them on their mountain climb, believing it would provide the perfect warming sensation at the summit. Whether they would sip it peacefully or end up using it to ward off the rain, only time would tell.

In an attempt to find zen and prepare for their mountain climb, Rosie and AJ visited the Findhorn Ecovillage, a sustainable community in Moray. Here, they connected with nature, learned about meditation, and even made pottery. Rosie's pottery skills were questionable, as her attempts at stabilizing the rim led to some comedic moments. However, they embraced the philosophy of the ecovillage, focusing on co-creation with nature and finding inner peace before embarking on their challenging journey up Cairn Gorm.Due to the limited number of locations mentioned in the text, only four blog posts could be created.