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Day 6 - Kinlochleven to Fort William (16 miles)
... a photo of me next to the end sign and also next to the weary traveller statue. 1st one to finish out of our group! LOL To reward myself I walked down to the nearest pub that was cooking food and ordered a big chicken and bacon baguette, chips and a Strongbow. I sat by the window, hoping to see some of the other group. I didn't see any one until 16:00 when I saw Clive & Rosie pass the window, a left my things in the bar and met up with them ...
Scottish Highlands
... and stop of many times to take photos and just to have a look. We ended getting to a placecalled Mallaig and even when we got there there was still roads to go down so we took a random road and continued along this until our road ran out and we were at the ocean. By this time it was starting to get back, so we took a few last photos and then proceeded to head back.
Day 164: We went for another drive today ...
Up to Fort William
... Firstly we still need to find a heater cuz there is no way we are freezing tonight. Off to the Morrison's supermarket we go and low and behold nothing all sold out. We are heading up the main street to Tesco's Metro when I spot a heater in the pharmacy window. I send Karlyn in to buy the thing. Ahhh we will be warm tonight and only cost £25. Onward to Aunty Sandra's spent the evening their chatting and eating. Aunty Sandra cooked enough food to feed a ...
A long drive North
... it was spectacular. When we got home we had a really nice dinner. The next day Dad and I went on a 5-hour walk to the top of some famous mountain ranges called the Black Cuillins that were covered in scree slopes and really wet heather. As we got to the top it got really cold, so we only stayed up there for 15 minutes just looking at the view. As we were at the almost vertical scree there were a couple of falls, but the worst one was that when I was coming down I ...
Scotland - Skye and Highlands
... amazing landscapes along the way, certainly not a boring drive. We were greeted by more lochs on the west coast, before climbing over the bridge to Skye. Skye was a great place, seemed about as hospitable as the central plateau, but very nice all the same. We stayed at a backpackers, just outside the “town” of Carbost, a very small village with a pub, whisky distillery and that’s about it. Must be a quiet place, as the locals ...
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