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Saturday, July 06, 2013

Relationship between sea kayaking and the environment study.

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Increasing numbers of participants in sea kayaking may be affecting the environment of the places we visit. There has been special concern...
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Mistaken location of St Fionnlugh's chapel, Cara?

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Having arrived on Cara a day early we thought we might have a long lie but... ...our new neighbours had other ideas and low flying Ca...
Friday, July 05, 2013

Cara sunset.

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 After setting up camp on Cara and cooking an evening meal  on the rocks by the shore... ...we set off...  ...in various directi...
Thursday, July 04, 2013

The Brownie of Cara; the correct way to greet him.

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 At long last we paddled under...  ...the steep rocks of the Mull of Cara . In 1756 part of the cliff collapsed and a tidal wave swept...
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Wednesday, July 03, 2013

Cloud watching on a long crossing to Cara.

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As we paddled north the Kintyre coast became gentler. The main road to Campbeltown follows this section of the coast and we passed an occ...
Tuesday, July 02, 2013

Kintyre ports not much good in a storm.

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North of Machrihanish Bay, the coast of Kintyre has a rocky character. It was not easy to land due to the surf so we had a careful look a...
Sunday, June 30, 2013

Surf's up but coal's run out at Machrihanish Bay.

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 From  Machrihanish village we paddled north...  ...over a glassy sea and soon...  ...the misty mountains and tides of the Mull of...