A mountain rescue workforce has joined the seek for a pensioner who has been lacking for 3 weeks.
Glyn Smith, aged 76, was final seen within the Oykel Bridge space of Sutherland after setting off on a strolling tour of the Highlands.
Glyn, from Cambridgeshire, hasn't been in contact together with his household since Sunday, April 24, inflicting elevated concern for his welfare.
Police Scotland officers additionally famous that the 76-year-old had been because of meet a bunch of buddies however had failed to show up for this.
The Assynt Mountain Rescue Group joined the search and labored on the Cape Wrath Path north of Ben Extra over the weekend.
They have been additionally assisted by SARDA canines.
Glyn has been described as white, 5ft, 6ins in top and of a slim construct.
He's believed to have been carrying outside clothes and carrying a rucksack on the time of her disappearance.
A Police Scotland spokesperson mentioned: "Glyn hasn’t been in touch with household since and they're turning into more and more involved.
"He additionally failed to fulfill with a bunch of buddies for a deliberate journey.
"Anybody who thinks they could have seen Glyn since Sunday, 24 April, 2022 is urged to contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting reference 2232 of 12 Might, 2022."
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