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As the weather looked reasonable Gwynne and Tracy decided to take a boat trip to Staffa and the Treshnish Isles to visit Fingal’s Cave and see the puffins. A successful trip with some great photographs. Richard and Anne walked around town and visited the community art centre and café for the obligatory coffee and cake!!! […]

After amazing breakfast rolls from the café at the ferry terminal Anne, Tracy and Gwynne went for walk to the head of the loch whilst Richard set about contacting Navionics to try to resolve the chart issues. In the end he managed to make the chart plotter to work properly but we are still not

A better weather day but with a cold north westerly wind. Set off to find that the map in the chart plotter had somehow been corrupted and we had no detail in the electronic chart. We decided to carry on as with four persons onboard we could do some old fashioned navigation plotting our position

Our plan had been to sail towards Tobermory but when we woke up there was thick fog. We had to to do some more shopping so decided to see if the weather had changed when we came back to Harvard. It did occasionally cleared in the port but a yacht arrived next to us and

Whilst Anne took Thomas off to the station Richard went off to run in the local Parkrun at Ganavan Sands. https://www.parkrun.org.uk/ganavansands/ It is a tough course and as Richard hadn’t run for about 3 weeks after having a heavy cold and cough it was never going to be a personal best time. It was a