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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Making the most of short winter days.

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The Firth of Clyde channel is a busy shipping lane, in the past we have met RN nuclear submarines , RN frigates , RFA supply ships , tugs, t...
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Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Clyde ore, prawns and peninsulas.

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We set off across the Hunterston Channel for the Little Cumbrae. To our right a huge 225m bulk carrier, Grace Future , had just pulled awa...
Monday, November 08, 2010

There be dragons at the end of rainbows in the Clyde!

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We arrived at Ardrossan ferry terminal at dawn. The low sun was just lighting the mountain tops of Arran. We left two cars here and the fo...
Sunday, November 07, 2010

Ailsa Craig from Lendalfoot, Ayrshire.

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A 32km day trip round Ailsa Craig in the outer Firth of Clyde. Tidal streams between the Ayrshire coast and Ailsa Craig are generally weak...

A fog horn and a siren on Ailsa Craig.

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All too soon we had come right round Ailsa Craig to the silent south foghorn. It last bellowed into the mists of the Firth of Clyde in 196...
Saturday, November 06, 2010

Hats are de rigeur on the far side of Ailsa Craig.

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Even although we have paddled round Ailsa Craig many times, we are always stunned by the teeming gannet colony on the SW cliffs. We could ...
Friday, November 05, 2010

3,000 sea kayaks behind Ailsa Craig, but all was quiet.

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Photo Phil Toman Setting off anticlockwise round Ailsa Craig, we passed a yacht and a motor cruiser. Photo Phil Toman I don't know w...
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