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Arrichar Loch Long to Isle of Arran
Another good breakfast then off to connect with the ferry to Arran. Driving in the rain today but makes it all very Scottish and atmospheric. All the way down beautiful Loch Fyne to wait in the murk for the ferry which is slowly approaching. Think we will hole up in the hotel this afternoon and sit the rain out. Got the rustic little car ferry for the half hour ride to Arran. Very functional. ...
Back in Scotland again
14/08 A very smooth ferry crossing yesterday, not very many passengers on board either. Drove off the ferry just on 2pm and headed straight for Ayr. We did not have to stop for lunch as there are restaurants on the ferry which serves just about anything you need. We were very lucky because it was a lovely sunny day as well. About hour later we arrived at the park, a very nice entrance and welcoming staff. For ...
Rives, Smythe and Smythe to be
Stunning crossing from Belfast in a really flash boat. Weather awful but no problems with sea sickness. We spent our first night in Newton Stewart , a key point in Paul's time in Scotland forty years ago. We made our way there via a coastal route, our first taste of stunning Scotish landscapes and seascapes and litte villages. Lots of ruins,churches and other historic buildings. We were the only guests in a boutique b and b with a bath - ...
The Gold Coast it isn't
... instead. That done we went for a walk to the beach. Not too much to look at and not very sandy but it is a vast area just the same. No we did not go in for a dip, had too many layers of clothes on and forgot our towels. This is a pretty place realy and would be so much better if the sun had co-operated and come out of hiding, The main reason for parking ...
5th Travel Post – Londonderry, North Ireland
... of four main streets radiating from the City central square to four gateways through the City Walls. The walls constitute the largest monument in State care in Northern Ireland and, as the last walled city to be built in Europe, the walls stand as the most complete and spectacular. Along the walkway on top of the walls are a number of old cannons still pointing their black noses over the ramparts. Inside the walls are streets and ...
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