The morning after!Calargary wild campsite was A super find, with toilet, fire pits, flat grass and a stunning beach. The evenings celebrations and reflections on our time in Scotland, passed as the owls began to hoot and the thought of our warm sleeping bags beckoned.
It was a cold night with heavy frost, but the sun was close behind, followed by mugs of tea. Tents down, we drove slowly away, stopping at each cafe and gallery as we saw them.
Back in Tobermory, we looked for a fish resturant and found the super "Fish Cafe" ... Yum best food in a long while and highly recommended!
Team feasting - The Best meal!
20 minute drive to Craignure and soon we were all on the CalMac ferry to Oban. Planning to camp somewhere suitable before Callender.
Ferry to Oban
What are our future plans? September 2013 will see a new Scottish sea kayak programme, delivered on Mull and with high quality accommodation, catered and open to partners.
Now with two highly successful Rapid Development Xpeditions (RDX) to his credit, Roger has been considering our next RDX. He has decided this will be in April 2014 and will be a bi annual event, which will allow him to pursue personal paddling aspirations and ensure he remains enthusiastic and passionate to share his knowledge and skills.
He plans now to rest once home, catch up on Coastal Spirit admin and prepare for next weekends full course.
Now with two highly successful Rapid Development Xpeditions (RDX) to his credit, Roger has been considering our next RDX. He has decided this will be in April 2014 and will be a bi annual event, which will allow him to pursue personal paddling aspirations and ensure he remains enthusiastic and passionate to share his knowledge and skills.
He plans now to rest once home, catch up on Coastal Spirit admin and prepare for next weekends full course.
Diane Lee
Rapid Development Programmes
Sea Kayaking Courses and Expeditions
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