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Tag Archives: ferry
Summer weather in the Outer Hebrides (Rousse)
NP had persuaded her friends to accompany us on a trip to the Outer Hebrides. This was on the basis of my large archive of photographs of the deserted white sandy beaches that fringed the sea of Caribbean blue, sparkling … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, beaches, boat, ferry, Friends, Outer Hebrides, rain, sea, sun, weather
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Suing CalMac for ruining ‘holiday of a lifetime’ (Rousse)
We disembarked the CalMac ferry in Stornoway and stood on the dock to wait for the staff to bring our bikes up from the car deck. It soon became evident that the bikes were no longer stowed below. Eventually we … Continue reading
Ramsey MacMahon and a whale (Rousse)
Before we headed to the ferry terminal, LM and I checked the birthday cards in the stranger’s flat. They were all for someone called Ramsey – most likely the BBC Alba presenter Ramsey MacMahon, who I had just seen in … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC Alba, birthday, ferry, holiday, island, pier, Ramsey MacMahon, terminal
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Free-riding on the Granton ferry (Rousse)
I cycled back from town along the Forth estuary. When I reached Granton I had two options: to cross the water by ferry or to cycle inland to avoid the crossing. A little old lady advised me that the ferry … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, coast guard, cycle, estuary, ferry, Forth, free-ride, Granton, helicopter, journey, lady, pilot, rudder
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A fateful ferry ride (Rousse)
The hire car was parked just 200 yards away. I was meant to walk this short distance down the road and drive it back to the house. Instead I embarked on a road trip with colleagues TF and RS, and … Continue reading
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Tagged car, dock, fate, ferry, Herald of Free Enterprise, highway, Leith, passenger, ride, traffic, US
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A Hebridean Holy Island (Rousse)
Holy Island was looking rather Hebridean with its towering peaks and sandy lochs. I sat at the water’s edge with JMH trying to work out whether the island had switched coastlines. Had it somehow landed on the west coast of … Continue reading
Killer whales but no camera on powerboat trip to the islands (Rousse)
I boarded the ferry dressed only in a thin sheet, having been forced to leave all my belongings – including my clothes and glasses – with our hosts at the the shoreline. The ride across the inlet was short and … Continue reading
Doubts over Queen’s health in run-up to royal wedding, while marine mammals rule the waves (Rousse)
It was great to see the two cyclists again when they stepped off the ferry. I recognised the dark-haired girl first (for her beard). They replied sheepishly when I asked if they had enjoyed their time at the guest house. … Continue reading
Noel Fielding on a first date (Belle)
Noel Fielding picked me up from the office. We walked over a burgundy arts and crafts bridge, Noel pushing his bike one one side, had his other arm around my shoulders. His quiet voice was a charm to me. Distracted, … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, bridge, dual carriageway, ferry, island, Noel Fielding
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Fort William loch lift (Rousse)
We were expected to follow cousin LA’s Audi down the M6 on a long tour of England. When she went off-piste into the Scottish mountains we struggled to keep up with her. I suggested that we ditch the car for … Continue reading