Tag Archives: Scotland

Scotland may not have the warmest weather, but as far as hiking goes, there is an abundance of trails and paths crisscrossed over the islands and coastline. Staying fit while living on a boat isn’t as easy as some make … Continue reading →

Posted on August 10, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | 2 Comments

Over the past couple of weeks the weather improved – over 20degC some days and the wind eased. But with a good southwest wind, from the small isle of Canna we headed north to visit the largest town in the … Continue reading →

Posted on August 5, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | 1 Comment

The Small Isles located south of Skye on Scotland’s west coast comprise Muck, Eigg, Rhum and Canna. On a calm day from Loch Scavaig, we motored 15nm to reach the island of Canna, the most westerly island in this small … Continue reading →

Posted on July 21, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Scotland: Canna – a small isle

High tide at 6.30 so to ride the ebb south we left at 7am as we had 36nm to reach Loch Scavaig. With little to no wind and unusually calm conditions, we headed south along Kylerhea passing under a 60m … Continue reading →

Posted on July 21, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Scotland: Loch Scavaig and Loch Coruisk

Heavy rain, no wind and poor visibility on our way to Skye, we were glad we’d taken the photos the day before at Rona. Dropping the mooring lines we left on high tide and motored along the Sound of Raasay. … Continue reading →

Posted on July 21, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Scotland: Skye hooked