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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Tobermory, what's the story?

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We followed the Morven coast for a further 1.5km north of Caisteal nan Con before we crossed the Sound of Mull to the Mull coast. The Sound...
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Monday, January 24, 2011

A series of juxtapositions in the Sound of Mull.

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North of Lochaline, the coastline of Morvern becomes much gentler  and is backed by large forestry plantations. It was to here the the last ...
Saturday, January 22, 2011

Mines a bacon butty in Lochaline!

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As the flood tide carried us up the Sound of Mull we came to the little village of Lochaline , which nestles on the west side of a narrow in...
Friday, January 21, 2011

Taking the Sound of Mull to the Next World.

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The second day of our Morvern trip dawned still and calm but the peace of early morning (and our slumbers) was shattered... ...by the MV C...
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Thursday, January 20, 2011

A bed of bluebells in the Sound of Mull.

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From Glensanda quarry the wild and remote SE coast of Morvern continued for another 12 km... ...until we approached Rubha an Ridire ... ...
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Between a rock and a hard place at Glensanda.

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All too soon we had to leave the oasis of Kingairloch... ...and continue our exploration of the  Morvern coast. We passed huge beaches o...
Tuesday, January 18, 2011

A missed luncheon after a detour to Kingairloch?

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The SE coast of  Morvern is a wonderful place and we took our time savouring it. At first we paddled along a trackless wilderness... ...un...