The reason we got together to go to StKilda was to provide footage for the trip element of the second Sea Kayak with Gordon Brown DVD.
I hope you have been enjoying the StKilda Stereovision experience by following this trip, to the Islands at the Edge of the World, from two different perspectives. You can follow our adventure both on Ian's blog and on this blog. Well now you can experience it in full St Kildavision in Simon's Video Diary teaser...
St Kilda Sea Kayaking, Video Diary 3 from Simon Willis on Vimeo.
Imagine you are at the edge of the sea on a day when it is difficult to say where the land ends and the sea begins and where the sea ends and the sky begins. Sea kayaking lets you explore these and your own boundaries and broadens your horizons. Sea kayaking is the new mountaineering.
Friday, July 01, 2011
Does your radar pick up UFOs? "No Comment"
From Conachair we made our way over to the neighbouring summit of Mullach Mor which is festooned with masts and...
...radar domes. They track test missiles fired from the South Uist rocket range. The range and the tracking station were built in 1957. I am sure they track other things as well...
..but when I asked the friendly QinetiQ employee if they they had tracked a UFO early on Sunday morning, he replied with a firm "No comment.". A case of "We didn't see no UFO's" then!
From the Radar Station we looked down on Glen Bay and...
...An Campar which stretches away to...
...Soay in the distance. What a location to work in!
And the morning commute isn't too bad either, though they do need to check the wind speed before setting off, in case the LandRover gets blown away into the sea!
Simon Willis has published his latest video diary including the St Kilda trip. See it here.
...radar domes. They track test missiles fired from the South Uist rocket range. The range and the tracking station were built in 1957. I am sure they track other things as well...
..but when I asked the friendly QinetiQ employee if they they had tracked a UFO early on Sunday morning, he replied with a firm "No comment.". A case of "We didn't see no UFO's" then!
From the Radar Station we looked down on Glen Bay and...
...An Campar which stretches away to...
...Soay in the distance. What a location to work in!
And the morning commute isn't too bad either, though they do need to check the wind speed before setting off, in case the LandRover gets blown away into the sea!
Simon Willis has published his latest video diary including the St Kilda trip. See it here.