From Clauchlands Point to
Corriegills Point the coastline of Arran is an untamed, road-less wilderness of steep, rocky slopes tumbling to the sea. Buzzards and an eagle soared overhead.
The view of the Arran ridges became very impressive with Beinn Tarsuin 826m,
A'Chir 745m and Goatfell 874m, dominating the skyline ahead.
We had made such fast progress using the sails that...
...we nearly made the earlier ferry!
However, we arrived back at a sunny
Brodick in plenty time to...
... leisurely pack our things away. What a fantastic trip we had enjoyed in a stunning spell of March weather. We relaxed in the sun and shared the highlights while we awaited the return of the MV Caledonian Isles.
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