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On our first day here we walked into the town, 2.5 miles along a quiet road.
We emerged by the harbour, which was busy with cars, motorhomes, campervans, cyclists, and pedestrians, all queuing to board the various CalMac boats. The docks were extremely busy, Alan's granddad would know the routine very well as he was the skipper and master on the steamers serving the west coast.
We bought a seafood platter from the (hotly recommended) seafood shack next to the harbour, and walked around the bay to find a quiet spot to eat it. All very tasty, a hopeful seagull lingered, hoping to get a bite, but not a bit was wasted by us.
We continued around the bay for a bit then returned to have a look at the shops in town. We then climbed Jacob's Ladder to the folly above the town. Great views once again.
Another 10 mile day.Læs mere