Inverary

We walked into Inverary along a well maintained footpath, passing through woods and along the side of Loch Fyne. We reached Inverary, just after crossing the golf course.
What a beautiful little place it is, and clearly a tourist hot spot. There were all nationalities in the town, a coach tour stop off.
A famous old boat, from a BBC comedy The Vital Spark, was tied up in the harbour. I believe I was the only person there who would remember it. My dad used to be in stitches at the goings on of Parahandy and his crew.
One of the main attractions of the town is the castle, which is maintained in tip top condition. It can be viewed internally for a ludicrous amount of money, and it is hired out for expensive weddings. We enjoyed our picnic on one of the castle benches, watching the coach loads pile in.
The town is overlooked by a high hill with great views, so it had to be done. At the top we had a good chat with some gents who were on a Dad's Stag. They were good fun.
Returning to the town, we fell into the Inverary Inn for a couple of refreshers prior to our walk back to base.
Another 10 mile day.Okumaya devam et