We continued eastwards along the Mull of Galloway and came to a huge cave.
As we left the cavern in the gathering twilight, we caught sight of a waxing gibbous moon.
That reminded me of a total eclipse of the moon that was due at 3am on 21/02/2008. Since I had already got a great view and some photos on the last eclipse at 23:20 03/03/2007, I decided to give this one a miss!
Rounding the Mull of Galloway we encountered a brisk eddy which impeded our progress towards East Tarbert.
The chill February air caught our breath as the sun sank below Tarbert leaving us in darkness.
I have said this before, but you should come and paddle this amazing coast before the crowds come!
17/02/2008
Enjoyed the images, as usual. The shots the past several posts of those ice-free launch sites are making me drool. It may, however, just be old age.
ReplyDeleteSilbs, thank you.
ReplyDeleteAs the years have passed by, I have found some paper handkerchiefs to be almost indispensable in coping with life's little difficulties.
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