To Isle of Skye day 54 Fri 15 Jun 2018

Slept in to 7.45am. Got away from the Ben Nevis Guest House Fort William before 10am just as the rain returned. Purchased petrol at Morrison’s for 125.9 GBP per litre, later passed fuel offered atRead more
Slept in to 7.45am. Got away from the Ben Nevis Guest House Fort William before 10am just as the rain returned. Purchased petrol at Morrison’s for 125.9 GBP per litre, later passed fuel offered atRead more
Wenig Sunne, viel Wind, kei Rägä (immer nur es paar 100m weg uf de andere Fluss-Siite... mir därfed au mal wieder Glück ha), schöni Berge u d gaaanz viel Bäch zum überqueren.
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It turned out that weather forecast was wrong ... and my goodness did it rain and it was quite windy too, though it may not have been quite as bad as it sounds in a small tent. The wind howled aroundRead more
There was no sign of the girls this morning so they must have been up early and left. They were heading to Fort William today and that’s quite a journey from here when you’re hitch-hiking.
My Czech friends, who describe themselves as the Three Czech Idiots, have just appeared to say thank you again and goodbye. They were dry and happy and about to start their journey ... in the rain. It just started as they left.
You should have been to Ireland for all the green you seem to be viewing. The camp site, minus campers, looks quite idyllic; a lovely place in which to wake up. In spite of the weather I think you are thoroughly enjoying your holiday! Hope so anyway, This blog certainly gives that impression and I feel as though I am travelling along side with you but in the tranquillity of my own home and away from the rain, wind and the midges!
The good weather was welcomed and even more welcoming, apart from the sight of an even higher density of camper vans on Skye than on the mainland, was discovering there was plenty of room at the campRead more
Hi Rob glad that you were able to get away on your holiday and l have seen your photographs and they look great but it looks as though you are suffering with the dreaded migges . Anyway thy and enjoy. Keep on sending the photograph . Dad. xxx
Jetzt gibt‘s den ersten Burger in diesem Urlaub. Kurz vor der Sligachen Bridge gibt es ein Drive Inn und wir können unseren Hunger stillen, das erste Essen seit gestern. Im Hotel in Mallaig habenRead more
One thing was definitely true. Rob was starving and although he’d got something to drink during the day, he hadn’t taken anything to eat because he wasn’t intending to stay. But he did.
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Atmospheric images and the "Moon over the Cuillins" is worthy of more work, especially careful cropping!
After having breakfast and drinking the essential coffee fix, Rob began sorting himself out for the day. He’d received an email the previous evening about a major server failure in a school so wasRead more
Amazing to think that you can fix a computer system from so a remote location. Just proves what I have always maintained, that you are a whizz with computers, completely reliable and tenaciously trustworthy! Well done even at the expense of a days holiday and (wet) photography.
After a very pleasant sleep, all snuggly and warm, the new day arrived and Rob opened the tent to the view you can see. The morning temperature wasn’t bad at all and there was no wind but of course,Read more
Eine der bekanntesten Brücken, die Sligachan Bridge liegt an der Weggabelung Dunvegan / Portree auf der Isle of Skye. Mit Blick auf die Black Cuillins, einem beeindruckenden Bergmassiv, bietet dieRead more
Nach diesem unglaublich ereignisreichen Tag, kamen wir abends müde aber erfüllt (ich zumindest; Lila steht ja eher weniger auf die Fahrerei) wieder an der Sligachan Bridge bzw. der dazugehörigenRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Sligachan Waterfalls