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Showing posts with label Loch Hourn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Loch Hourn. Show all posts
Friday, July 02, 2021

29th April 2021 #7 Locked in but not locked down by a wild night in Loch Hourn.

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Ian and I set to work building a fire on the shore of Loch Hourn. We chose a site below the highest tide level but, as it was just before pr...
Thursday, July 01, 2021

29th April 2021 #6 another change of weather in Loch Hourn.

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No sooner had we turned our backs to the wind and rain at the head of Loch Hourn than the wind dropped. Then the skies began to clear reveal...
Thursday, June 24, 2021

29th April 2021 #5 Some hellish weather in Loch Hourn with some paradoxical dryness at Caolas an Loch Beag.

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Donald had followed the north shore of Loch Hourn in his small F-Rib boat with 6HP motor. He had arrived at our intended camp site and pitch...
Thursday, June 17, 2021

29th April 2021 #4 Let's do lunch at the lonesome pine of Loch Hourn.

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When the squall passed the skies began to clear. This proved to be an ideal time to stop at a tidal island with a lonesome pine to sit under...
Thursday, June 10, 2021

29th April 2021 #3 Skyfall and rainfall in Loch Hourn.

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  As we paddled east along the south shore of Loch Hourn the mountains closed round us. Loch Hourn is a flooded U shaped glaciated valley an...
Monday, May 24, 2021

29th april 2021 #2 Crossing the deep at the mouth of Loch Hourn.

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From Camusfearna we followed the pine covered rocky coast of the Glenelg peninsula south until we came to the entrance of Loch Hourn. This s...
Friday, April 25, 2008

Going Mobile on the Road to the Isles

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"I don't care about pollution, I'm an air conditioned gypsy, that's my solution" Going Mobile, Pete Townshend Lots of ...
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Remnants of Scotland's ancient forests of oak.

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This view, of Beinn Sgritheall from Loch Hourn, is most people's idea of the scenery of Scotland: a wild landscape of bare mountains tum...
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