Loch Lomond
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I'd need a couple of outriggers to balance the canoe Tam otherwise it'd be getting paddled with it's bow very high in the air...
I predict a diet.
Looks great, and some excellent pics.
I'm going to have to stop at Loch Lomond one of these days, instead of driving past it. I think that I'll also have to vsit Scotland in the Autumn, rather that the spring like I usually do.
Cheers, Michael.
I'm going to have to stop at Loch Lomond one of these days, instead of driving past it. I think that I'll also have to vsit Scotland in the Autumn, rather that the spring like I usually do.
Cheers, Michael.
Wow - those are great pickies guys! Happy memories 
I've only been to Scotland a couple of times before to visit relatives on Arran. But after a weekend on Lomond, I've now got a totally rose tinted view of the place. In my experience so far:
The sun shines most of the time
There are very few bitey things
The wind rises when you want to sail but falls again when you want to paddle around the island
The animals come out to be photographed, show off their babies, and if you miss them the first time (the white stag) they come back so you can have another go
The moon is always full
The sunsets and rises are beautiful and occur on demand
The colours and air are lovely
The water is fresh
...I'm a total convert
My pictures are on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclingrelf/sets/72157625123201109/
But here are a few to add to the excellent ones the guys have already posted:
White stag
Blueberries
Mum - I think they can see us!
Wallby mum and joey
Josh tests his sailing rig
Rich paddling to see the sunset
Hunter's moon
Saturday night campfire
Swans swimming away
Rich paddles home
Sounds like you guys had quite a time getting home - glad the roof rack was fixable. I was 25 mins early due to tail winds on the flight down from Glasgow to Newquay
I've only been to Scotland a couple of times before to visit relatives on Arran. But after a weekend on Lomond, I've now got a totally rose tinted view of the place. In my experience so far:
The sun shines most of the time
There are very few bitey things
The wind rises when you want to sail but falls again when you want to paddle around the island
The animals come out to be photographed, show off their babies, and if you miss them the first time (the white stag) they come back so you can have another go
The moon is always full
The sunsets and rises are beautiful and occur on demand
The colours and air are lovely
The water is fresh
...I'm a total convert
My pictures are on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclingrelf/sets/72157625123201109/
But here are a few to add to the excellent ones the guys have already posted:
White stag
Blueberries
Mum - I think they can see us!
Wallby mum and joey
Josh tests his sailing rig
Rich paddling to see the sunset
Hunter's moon
Saturday night campfire
Swans swimming away
Rich paddles home
Sounds like you guys had quite a time getting home - glad the roof rack was fixable. I was 25 mins early due to tail winds on the flight down from Glasgow to Newquay
Wow - those are great pickies guys! Happy memories
I've only been to Scotland a couple of times before to visit relatives on Arran. But after a weekend on Lomond, I've now got a totally rose tinted view of the place. In my experience so far:
The sun shines most of the time
There are very few bitey things
The wind rises when you want to sail but falls again when you want to paddle around the island
The animals come out to be photographed, show off their babies, and if you miss them the first time (the white stag) they come back so you can have another go
The moon is always full
The sunsets and rises are beautiful and occur on demand
The colours and air are lovely
The water is fresh
...I'm a total convert
It sounds like the Scotland that I've been visiting must be the Anti-Scotland, where the weather is bad, the wildlife elusive and the bitey things voracious. Is flying there the secret, so that the border guards don't see your number plate?
Cheers, Michael.
looks like you all had a great time, some grewt photos, i wish i could have made it but things conspired against me.
perhaps next time
perhaps next time
