Frosty but dry , so i headed for the coast.
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 8:01 pm
Hurrah ,after what seemed like weeks of rain, its now bright , but bloody freezin 
Went oot a we run on the 'storm for a couple of hours, after not being on it for a few weeks, i really enjoyed it
Excuse the quality of the pics ,my cameras not the best, but at least i remembered to charge the batteries this time
Taken at Troon
This is looking across the sea to the Isle Of Arran ,there is a very small sprinkling of snow on the tops.
It doesnt look big, but is actually 58 miles round it, very good for a weekend or a daytrip on the ferry, lots of wee touristy towns and villages, lots of twisty roads, including 2 that go across the Island 
Also the distance is deceiving, thats actually about 12 miles across the Firth of Clyde ,takes 55 mins on the ferry.
Further up the coast looking across to Dunoon ,on the Cowal Peninsula, again good roads, and one of the cheapest ferries , a good way to go to Oban etc .
Went oot a we run on the 'storm for a couple of hours, after not being on it for a few weeks, i really enjoyed it
Excuse the quality of the pics ,my cameras not the best, but at least i remembered to charge the batteries this time
Taken at Troon
This is looking across the sea to the Isle Of Arran ,there is a very small sprinkling of snow on the tops.
It doesnt look big, but is actually 58 miles round it, very good for a weekend or a daytrip on the ferry, lots of wee touristy towns and villages, lots of twisty roads, including 2 that go across the Island
Also the distance is deceiving, thats actually about 12 miles across the Firth of Clyde ,takes 55 mins on the ferry.
Further up the coast looking across to Dunoon ,on the Cowal Peninsula, again good roads, and one of the cheapest ferries , a good way to go to Oban etc .
