Cars boats and whales

Surprisingly they were up and at them early doors

which was just as well as we had a lot to pack into the day and Moby.

The boys showed off their war wounds from falling on the rocks 

big ouch but very stoic about it.

The apprentice found the axe and pondered what fun he was going to have with it. 

Packed away we resupplied at the supermarket, the boys opting for mainline sugar rush while I took the long way round to 

getting my own 

sugar rush. Much prefer mine.

Stomachs suitably lined we made Malliag in plenty of time to

load up the Gypsy Rover who is only sea worthy due to the layers of paint on the rusted hull.

Chugging at a lot less than walking pace but faster than I can swim we set out

with the apprentice driving

cautiously past the fish farms. 

The weather was ok, some sea views

and the cross could be seen clearly against the grey sky.

Home for the next few days hove into view 

which meant a frantic unload RRMK2 valiantly fighting gravity.

All done boats away. 

Weather changing, it was good to be back! Ardintigh, Tom McClean's adventure centre. Home of a real life hero. 

RRMK2 speaking to Moby.

Kayak inflation in progress.

So many views so little time 

a little cooking fire.

The apprentice definitely has my love of cold water. 

He spent ages in there

Tom and Richard

Warming up by the fire 

watching the sunset eating hotdogs

cooked on an open fire

and whittling sticks

paradise for boys

so as the sun set

where it doesnt really get dark

the boys settled 

to sleep. Fat chance!