Scots set to run a marathon in the Highlands are being urged to look out for a pensioner who has been missing for almost a month.
Glyn Smith was last seen around Benmore Lodge near Loch Ailsh on Thursday, April 28.
It's believed the 76-year-old was embarking on a walking tour of the north of Scotland.
Glyn, from Cambridgeshire, England was meant to meet a group of friends for a planned trip but did not show up.
He has not been in touch with loved ones who are 'becoming increasingly concerned'
Glyn is described as white, five foot, six inches tall and of a slim build.
When he was last seen it’s believed he was wearing outdoor-type clothing and was carrying a rucksack
Glyn is also known to use a green, one-person tent while travelling.
Highland and Islands Police Division released a statement on Saturday.
It read: "Officers are continuing to appeal for help to trace Glyn Smith who was last seen in the Highlands almost a month ago.
"The 76-year-old from Cambridgeshire, is thought to have been on a walking tour of the north of Scotland when he was last seen around Benmore Lodge near Loch Ailsh on Thursday, April 28.
"Glyn is known to use a green one person tent while travelling.
"The area is likely to be busy this weekend with those taking part in the Cape Wrath Ultra marathon and we would urge everyone to be vigilant and report anything of note to us.
"Glyn hasn’t been in contact with family and they are becoming increasingly concerned.
"He also failed to meet with a group of friends for a planned trip.
"Anyone who thinks they may have seen Glyn since Sunday, April 24, 2022 is urged to contact Police Scotland on 101 quoting reference 2232 of May 12, 2022."
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