After a very nice passage through Loch Oich and its connecting river, we have now safely moored in Fort Augustus under the view of many spectators. This tourist spot is the entry into Loch Ness and Nessie’s legacy.
We have passed the highest point and started the downhill back to seawater level. 106ft is the highest altitude the lady has every experienced, in cold but nice and sweet waters.
Amazing landscape was the return granted to us including some fog in breaking up clouds showing the sun under partly blue sky. Nice mixture.
Well, Harry & Potter connects me slightly differently to my focused 🚴♂️ ride today. Apparently the Glenfinnan Viaduct is linked to fantasy around Harry Potter but my connection goes rather back to work in South Korea and a lovely dog 🐕🦺 named Potter.
Today‘s focus ride covered one of the famous Slate Islands – Easdale. It not only used to be the center of the Scottish slate industry for almost three centuries (!) but still, until today, remains the smallest of the inhabited Inner Hebrides Islands.
A more than remarkable international event taking place here are the World Stone Skimming Championships 😅 hosted every year, in September.