Loch Fyne Vid

[Portnahaven]

Calm waters of Lough Fyne.

Loch Fyne - YouTube

[mick]

Another top vid wetting my appetite for August

[jambo]

Hi Richard, hope you are well?
Another great video from you and of my favourite Loch! There are certainly plenty of good watering/food stops on the Loch you stopped at one otter ferry, but you didn't go right up to the top to Oyster bar my stopping of point onn the road up to tayvallich can'y beat it for seafood.

B

[kerny]

Originally Posted by jambo

Hi Richard, hope you are well?
Another great video from you and of my favourite Loch! There are certainly plenty of good watering/food stops on the Loch you stopped at one otter ferry, but you didn't go right up to the top to Oyster bar my stopping of point onn the road up to tayvallich can'y beat it for seafood.

B

We will give that one a try Billy

Again a great video always worth watching.

[Portnahaven]

Originally Posted by jambo

Hi Richard, hope you are well?
Another great video from you and of my favourite Loch! There are certainly plenty of good watering/food stops on the Loch you stopped at one otter ferry, but you didn't go right up to the top to Oyster bar my stopping of point onn the road up to tayvallich can'y beat it for seafood.

B

Thanks jambo i'm fine. Actually ran out of time. It a long long loch. i did hope to stop off at the Oyster Bar, but it was 8.00 before i checked in at the Tarbet Hotel. Another day.

[mick]

Originally Posted by kerny

We will give that one a try Billy

Again a great video always worth watching.

We can get some supplies on the way up Steve we pass it on the way

[kerny]

Originally Posted by mick

We can get some supplies on the way up Steve we pass it on the way

Nice one looking forward to these moor up drinking and eating gaffs I wonder if they serve till late

[willk]

Originally Posted by jambo

Oyster bar

Friend of mine did a season there back in the late 80s (owner called Mike?) - anyway, she was a nature nut. One day on her break she discovered a herring gull embrangled in some netting or whatever. While she foolishly tried to disentangle it, it grabbed her by the nose....

You can imagine the scene as she rushed into the restaurant crying:

"Cad subwun pleed ged dis ding ob mi node?"

Lucky she still has both eyes

[jambo]

Originally Posted by willk

Friend of mine did a season there back in the late 80s (owner called Mike?) - anyway, she was a nature nut. One day on her break she discovered a herring gull embrangled in some netting or whatever. While she foolishly tried to disentangle it, it grabbed her by the nose....

You can imagine the scene as she rushed into the restaurant crying:

"Cad subwun pleed ged dis ding ob mi node?"

Lucky she still has both eyes

You don't get any better

[Portnahaven]

[hadd]

Originally Posted by Portnahaven

Calm waters of Lough Fyne.

Loch Fyne - YouTube

Great video take's me back to last yr when we spent a week there

[passbhoy]

Looks great Richard, thats where i took my RYA Coastal Skipper about 4 years ago ! Beautiful part of the world boat looks fantastic too !!!

[9D280]

Originally Posted by Portnahaven

Actually ran out of time. It a long long loch.

Aye, Loch Long is fine, and loch Fyne is long.....

[jambo]

Originally Posted by 9D280

Aye, Loch Long is fine, and loch Fyne is long.....

Naw its Loch Long that's LONG

[Portnahaven]

Originally Posted by jambo

Naw its Loch Long that's LONG

And a Fyne Loch thats fine.

[jambo]

Richard you will just have to put on your 'to do' list
B
PS isn't this rain he££ish