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  • Darren and JanetScotland, Faroes, Romania 2024
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    • Jour 8
    • 13 mai 2024
    • ☁️ 16 °C
    • Altitude: Niveau de la mer
    • ÉcosseTobermory56°37’18” N  6°4’6” W
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    Destination: Tobermory (not the Womble*)

    13 mai 2024, Écosse ⋅ ☁️ 16 °C

    We had an easy day today, with only a few kilometres of driving planned. We began with a visit to Aros Castle, an abandoned 13th century castle just north of Salen, our base on Mull.

    Next stop was a walk in Cill An Ailean, a forested area with an ancient chapel and cemetery.

    We continued north to Tobermory, the colourful capital of Mull. The name is derived from the Gaelic Tobar Mhoire, meaning "Mary's well", which refers to a well dedicated in ancient times to the Virgin Mary.

    The city centre is concentrated along one street on the waterfront, running between the ferry terminal and the marina, with multiple souvenir shops, a bakery, pub and distillery most prominent.

    We snacked on local produce from the weekly produce market at the marina, topping it off with some fare from the award winning fish and chip van by the pier.

    On the way home we stopped for a walk in Aros Forest, with multiple waterfalls and views across to Tobermory harbour.

    *For those unfamiliar with the 1970's TV show, the main Wombles are Great Uncle Bulgaria, Tobermory, Madame Cholet, Orinoco, Wellington, Tomsk and Bungo)
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    Daniel WilliamsVery quaint

    13/05/2024RépondreTraduire

    John KalaitzisAnd if memory serves, they got their names by sticking their fingers on a map. Not sure where Bungo is though?

    14/05/2024RépondreTraduire

    John KalaitzisVery nice. I wonder if there are rules governing what colour they paint their properties? Must keep up the aesthetic I would hope

    14/05/2024RépondreTraduire
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