Leaving Ardrossan
Nuclear sub + a fishing boat
Goat Fell
Caledonian Isles in Brodick
Arran is off the Ayrshire coast in the Firth of Clyde. The island is described as Scotland in miniature – Hutton confirmed his geological theories by the rocks on Arran in the late C18. Volcanoes, followed by ice sheets and as a result of the melt of the ice sheets. raised beaches….. But unlike Shetland and Torridon, Arran seems to keep its geology a secret from the man on the Clapham Omnibus (he does have a long way to go…).
The other thing about Arran is that Mary Queen of Scots and Robert Burns never came to Arran BUT Robert the Bruce did – so lots of RtB places.
Crazy golf in Brodick
There is no campsite (suitable for motorhomes) in Brodick. I ended up in Cordon, south of Lamlash
Lamlash and Holy Island
An interesting gate
Estate workers cottages (Montrose)
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