We had just set off from Camas an Leige on the north Ardnamurchan coast when Donald appeared from the west. He had very nearly made it round Ardnamurchan Point but wisely turned back due to increasing swell.
We could not resist landing again and this time Cul na Croise was peaceful as the helicopter had departed. After catching up and after Donald stretched his legs he...
...set off towards our next rendezvous on Eilean Shona.
We set off more leisurely, enjoying the last moments on Cul na Croise.
Either the swell had got up or Donald's little 6HP motor produced more wake than we were expecting.
As we paddled along the strand, just beyond the surf line, we came across two sculptures which had been...
...left behind by the participants in the Eden reality TV show. I know the participants did not find the paradise that they had been hoping to find here but what they had lost, we had found.
We turned our bows to the north and paddled inside the lonely islet of Sgeir an Eididh (loosely translated: miserable rock), we did not stop.
We made landfall at Rubha na Caillich north of Ardtoe. Our next destination was another...
...piece of paradise: turquoise waters leading to a dazzling shell sand beach on the north side of the South Channel of Loch Moidart.
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