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Inverness to Gosport, August 2008
Inverness - Caledonian Canal - Fort William - Gigha - Bangor(NI) - Douglas(IOM) - Holyhead - Milford Haven - Brixham - Lymington - Gosport
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Crossing over to Tarbert
After a number of years of being on the east coast I'm now taking my little boat from Cramond in Edinburgh through the Forth and Clyde canal to Bowling and then onwards to Tarbert.
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West Coast of Scotland, Aug 2007
Ardrossan, Sanda, Craighouse (Jura), Tayvallich (Loch Sween), Loch Melfort, Loch Aline, Oban, Tobermory (Mull), Loch Nevis, Loch Harport (Skye), Loch Scresort (Rum), Tobermory, ...
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Flying Colours escapes...
Lough Neagh to somewhere around Ireland/Scotland
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Day Skipper Practical - Clyde
5 Day qualifying trip and passages under examination to qualify for the RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence Skipper ticket.
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Port Bannatyne is a sleepy stone and slate pre-Victorian village in the northeast of the Isle of Bute, built around Kames Bay, a particularly well protected mooring. Sleeping on-board it was an absolute treat to wake up, look outside and see such outstanding scenery.
The marina owners are a highland family who treated us with great kindness making our stay very pleasant indeed. The village itself has a very unusual golf course (with deer grazing about,) two pubs, a Post Office/shop/tearoom, and a small hotel with a Russian restaurant (again pretty unusual.) This restauirant served the local crayfish on large platters with freshly baked hot bread for £11!
Port Bannatyne is in great contrast to Rothesay just down water 3 miles where the ferries make approach difficult, and the late night youths disturb a decent night’s sleep, even pelt the boats with beer cans!