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| Peter trying for our supper |
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| My "office" - the only place I can get a wifi signal! |
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| How does this bloody thing work? |
After a wet night and a cool cloudy start we had another glorious day of sunshine and light winds. However we did manage to motor sail for a significant part of the journey and even sailed for a short time over lunch while Peter fished. I was looking forward to a nice big sea bass to cook for supper, but alas was disappointed.
Mallaig did not disappoint. It is a glorious mix of mainly fishing boats with a recently added marina with excellent pontoons and we have sat in the sunshine, with various drinks in our hands and enjoyed supper on board.
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| Eigg with the Caledonian MacBraen on its way to Muck |
In a brief stroll around Mallaig we found the station platform full of the Fort William to Mallaig steam train waiting to depart. Margaret remember travelling on this service as a child.
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| A "gentleman's yacht from the 30s moors in Tobermory. |
PS: A correction for the benefit of one of my pedantic cousins. Staffa is owned by the National Trust for Scotland a totally indent body from it English counterpart!!
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| Mallaig |
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| Mallaig's new pontoons |
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