Yacht Gannet Leaving, anchor problems!!!!
Yacht Gannet left this morning, three days they were here. Everyone they met they told them how the did not like what was happening here funny how they stayed, walked everywhere on the path used the pontoon, very strange, all I can say is see you around!!!!
On to better things, changeover to-day but no changeover. George is coming, not the cat his namesake and Calum and Irene from Portree. Geo’ arrived at 10am, C n I arrived shortly after. The guests on MV Spindrift heading home were accompanied by 50 dolphins, no pictures so far. Just them leaving.
Leaving Rona
Sheep Loaded Ready For Transport!
The first job was removing the escapee sheep from Dry harbour, they had made it there during the night. We caught them quite easily then tied them in and returned them to base. We’ll have to work out a strategy for keeping them in, because they are becoming a pest.
Releasing the Captives
In the middle of it all Bob Bradfield who is studying and mapping harbours in Scotland, Antares Charts. He had a framed map of Acarseid Mhor to hang in the utility room as suggested by Moira and Malcolm of off ‘Yacht Feshie’. Many thanks Bob. We had a very interesting time talking about his involvement in Gypsy Moth and the odd disaster which they had to deal with.
Bob
After that we headed out with Calum and Irene to look for stags in the South end of Rona. Quite a muggy, foggy day it was down there and of course the Black Backs gave us away but we did see some. We returned to Big Harbour to find the lochCarron yachts rafted up and starting their birthday celebrations. Looks like a busy night, at the last count we had 9 yachts/motor sailors in. A normal June night.
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