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Showing posts with label MV Cuma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MV Cuma. Show all posts
Thursday, July 14, 2011

Farewell to St Kilda

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Once the kayaks were secured on the Cuma's deck at 1730, Murdani wasted no time in setting off on the return journey to Loch Reasort, ...
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Sea kayaking the north end of Boreray and the Stacs.

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 We emerged from the cave on the west coast of Boreray. A freshening SW wind blew us north towards Stac an Armin. Our planned route was t...
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Sea kayaking Stac Lee and the great cave of Boreray

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As we paddled under the amazing cliffs of Stac Lee , Simon took station on the bows of the Cuma to film the proceedings. Stac Lee is...
Sunday, July 10, 2011

A pair of superlative transits!

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 We now started the 8.2km open crossing from Hirta to Boreray. The Cuma soon left us behind...  ...and we were left in the silence of ...

Sea kayaking through the "Gates of Hell", St Kilda!

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 After lunch on MV Cuma, we entered Soay Sound at slack water and passed to the east of Stac Dona. Ian and I could not help but stop ...
Saturday, July 09, 2011

Let's do lunch, in Soay Sound, St Kilda!

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 The Cuma was lying waiting for us in the shelter of Soay and...  ...we boarded her for a first class lunch break.  It is difficul...
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Monday, June 27, 2011

An evening paddle in the lee of Dun.

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The forecast was not looking promising, the wind was due to increase 5-6 from the NE, imminently. We launched from the Cuma at 6pm... ...a...
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