Arnisdale and 2 Walks…
As I mentioned in my post yesterday, Jude, Tomos and I are on holiday in Scotland. To be precise, we’re in a place called Arnisdale, which sits almost at the end of a 20 mile, mostly single track, road. To give you a feel for its remoteness, I’ve included a few maps at the beginning of the first gallery to show you where it is.
It had been raining as we drove up from Inveraray and, although it didn’t seem that cold, many of the mountain tops were covered with snow. Thankfully our first full day there (last Sunday) was dry, though quite overcast, so we set off in the morning to do a short walk along the coast to Camas na Cailinn bay. (See first gallery below). I’m not sure how or why Tomos doesn’t appear in any of the images, but he is a hard dog to pin down to pose for a photo!
After lunch I decided to explore the track which runs up the Arnisdale valley to a couple of connected lochs, called Dubh Lochain. (See second gallery further below). I would return up this same valley the following day, to walk to the nearest pub, which is 10 miles away (by road), in Glenelg… (I told you it was remote!)
Camas na Cailinn Bay Walk












Dubh Lochain Walk from Arnisdale






















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