added first hiking blog post

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content/hiking/_index.md

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+---
+title: Hiking
+summary: Logging the places I hiking around for the weekend (To be updated on a weekly basis).
+description: Logging the places I hiking around for the weekend (To be updated on a weekly basis).
+---

content/hiking/burntisland.md

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+---
+title: "Burntisland (Burnt Island)"
+summary: The hike with best weather so far in the warmest Scottish winter.  
+tags: ["hiking","good weather","seaside"]
+author: "Akilan Selvacoumar"
+draft: false
+aliases: [/CutestTrainStation]
+weight: 3
+---
+
+## Key Picture
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/Edinburgh.jpeg) 
+
+Edinburgh the only sunny city in Scotland!!!
+
+## Original path
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/OriginalPath.png)
+
+Path information: https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fife-stirling/the-binn-burntisland.shtml
+
+## Walk description
+A really easy and relaxed walk. Can be easily done no matter the weather condition.
+From the previous hikes done so far one of the most well connected hikes especially from the Edinburgh side.
+
+### Key highlights 
+- Really cute train station.
+- You can easily unleash the kid in yourself by adoring the cute trains and [4 legged wingman](https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod/images/cutest-dog-breed-german-shephard-6435743c5766b.jpg?crop=1.00xw:0.836xh;0,0.141xh&resize=980:*) along the walkway.
+- Fancy houses blocking pathways which should be public.
+
+## Path we walked
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/burntislandpath.jpg) 
+
+## Pictures
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/burntisland.jpg) 
+
+This was taken from the highest peak and shows
+a impressive view of the small town with Edinburgh across the sea. North bridge is barely visible due 
+to the clouds.
+
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/PathBlocked.jpeg) 
+
+While walking through the trail we intended to take 
+a deviation to walk through the Fife costal walkway 
+to walk closer to the sea. There is a small caveat 
+that the segment of costal walkway can only be traversed 
+on a low tide (Unless you are [Moses](https://i.pinimg.com/474x/e5/fb/3e/e5fb3eb00e8a5c2566f571fdde2e0385.jpg)).
+The annoying part was that there was a relatively high tide which we didn't notice blocking parts of the path. The worst case scenario would be to walk back to the start of the costal path and walk along side the road to city centre. The picture above reflects one of the deviated paths we could have taken but unfortunately private property had fenced out path way from the public from using it (This was a bit frustrating). When walking through the partially blocked pathway a nice view of the sea could be captured. 
+
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/Rocks.jpeg) 
+
+Rocky parts which had to be crossed through the costal walkway. 
+
+![](/img/hike/burntisland/Seaside.jpeg) 
+
+Start of the costal walkway from the fancy golf course. Crossing the golf course is part of the trail. Heading 
+to the beach is not part of the documented path on the trail provided in [Walkhighlands](https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fife-stirling/the-binn-burntisland.shtm).

content/resume.md

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 - FreeBSD kernel development
 
 #### Languages used:
-- C 
+- C  
 - ARM Assembly 
 
 #### Ongoing research: