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By Chris MacLennan Verified| Bottom Line@ Image source, Young FamilyImage caption, Quinn Young first completed all the Munros when she was just 10A 12-year-old girl who previously became one of the youngest people ever to scale all 282 of Scotland's Munros has completed them for a second time. Quinn Young, from Inverness, finished her first Munro-bagging challenge in October 2022, but now she and her dad Ian have managed the feat again.
By Chris MacLennan Verified| BBC News Verified Chris MacLennanBBC Scotland NewsA 12-year-old girl from Inverness - who previously became one of the youngest people ever to scale all 282 of Scotland's Munros - has completed them for a second time. Quinn Young finished her first Munro bagging challenge back in October 2022, but now she and her dad Ian have managed the feat again. The duo finished their second round of the peaks measuring more than 3,000ft (914m) on Saturday, as they topped the famed Inaccessible Pinnacle on Skye's Cuillin Ridge.
By Chris MacLennan Verified| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified Savage makes bid to take over Inverness Caley JagsInverness Caledonian Thistle investor and former chairman Alan Savage has made a bid of £800,000 to take over the trouble-hit club. The club was placed into administration last October after running up large debts. The administrators warned earlier this month that the Caley Jags were at "significant risk" after an unsuccessful attempt to find a new owner.
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BBC
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