Jean says: So it's turned out that Loch Fyne isn't just a chain of fish restaurants. We've spent the whole day sailing all around it, and ended up at Otter Ferry, where the is a pub called the Oyster Catcher, and more free mooring buoys. We rowed to the shore again because we couldn't be bothered with the hassle of winching the outboard onto the dinghy. Luckily, the water was flat as a pancake, and in any case Bob was doing all the hard work. This area is glorious, especially with the sun shining and if we were only able to have good weather in one place, this would be where we would choose to have it. We're so grateful for a break from the cold and often difficult conditions we've had up to now. I don't think the midges have realised that the weather has changed for the better yet, so we have a sunny, warm midge free Scotland, which is probably quite a rare occurrence.
It's almost difficult to comprehend that we are here in a Scottish Loch, having watched a bright pink sunset, accompanied by only one other yacht, surrounded by total silence.

Loch Fyne Early The Following Morning