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We enjoyed fantastic sea kayaking through a maze of skerries as we paddled towards the still distant Mull of Logan.
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The Mull itself looks rather uninteresting when approached from the north. Lurghie point just emerges gently from the sea.
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However, turn the corner and its character changes. We found ourselves paddling against a stiff adverse current between Otter Rock and the Mull as the tide had turned almost an hour before.
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Then we turned a corner and there was the Devil's Bridge, one of the finest but least known of Scotland's many rock arches.
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In the lagoon behind the arch, the stony gaze of the Old Man of the Mull of Logan keeps a perpetual watch over those who pass the Mull...