Still warm enough to swim

There may be snow on the tops but the sea is at its warmest at this time of year. Demonstrated by two of our clients on a recent trip.

Barrisdale

A rather soggy camp near Barrisdale deep into Loch Hourn. We did have a few dry spells and were able to watch the sunset while sipping a dram!

Beinn Sgritheall

The Loch Hourn adventure

Simon and Blair packing in one of the dry spells before heading from Glen Elg into Loch Hourn.

Boat Maintenance

Essential boat maintenance!

Swimming!

Swimming in Scotland surely not!

Shetland Symposium

It never looks the same in a photo however I can assure you it was blowing F5-6 and chucking it down with rain. We did still get out and folks were learning skills, on trips and having fun.

Scenery continued

Doing Well

Aaron(pictured) did very well during a paddle from Cromarty to Rosemarkie on his second day of Kayaking. I on the other hand left my tow line on a beach half way along the trip. Please get in touch if anyone finds it.

Who goes first?

Despite the fact that we have right of way as human powered vessels we were not about to argue with this beast!!

The journey continues into Knoydart

Out of the fog now we head into Knoydart in perfect sunshine and a breeze big enough to keep the midge at bay!!

First camp

Sea stack from other side!

Shetland

Just one of the arches we encountered on a recent trip to Shetland.

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