Tuesday 7 May 2019
Oban harbour
Oban, the gateway to the Hebrides, is an attractive town in its own right, with the harbour at the centre of everything, with its colourful fishing boats and impressive ferries. It was from here that I sailed to St. Kilda in a chartered ex-fishing boat back in 1986, and in more recent years I've sailed from here to the islands of Mull and Barra. Black guillemots breed in the harbour wall and can be incredibly tame, allowing for excellent photo opportunities.
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