All too soon after our lunch break David and Phil had to turn hard to port to Portavadie. For them, their trip was over.
With a fair wind Mike and I pressed on and left Loch Fyne, passing on the inside of Skate Island.
We met Donald on his way back from Inchmarnock then we passed the wide expanse of ...
...Kilbride Bay.
We kept offshore this time and made landfall at,,,
Ardlamont. At low tide our camp site of two nights previously would not have been an easy landing but...
...it was fine for a brief stop before the...
...eight kilometre crossing to Inchmarnock.
Inchmarnock is low lying but is a beautiful spot to camp. The easiest spots to land are at the north and the south east as there are treacherous reefs at low tide on the west side.
This is all that remains of a wreck on the
Tra na h-Uil reef.
Mike decided to practice some self recoveries then we...
...kept a lookout for a suitable landing place...
...and found this one. We had arrived on Inchmarnock.
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