More Wine o’ Clocks

The sunny spring weather this year has been good for outdoor Wine o’ Clock sessions. It’s been a pleasure to welcome some new arrivals this year. Wine o’ Clock has also been out and about at other locations and we’ll post some more photos from some of the sessions.

Wine o’ Clock

Our Friday evening tradition of Wine o’ Clock gatherings has continues through 2024 and has been hosted in various locations around the Borgue peninsula. Unfortunately, the weather has not been great for enjoying outdoor sessions this year but we did manage to get a fine, sunny evening for one of the September sessions.

Snowy Walk

On Tuesday mornings in the winter months a group of us go for a local stroll to work up an appetite for the Borgue Coffee Morning. We had a surprise in the middle of March when we had a fall of heavy, wet snow while we were out walking. It had all melted by later that afternoon.

Paddling Again

The view out from Duncan’s Cave

We had some mid-day high tides and good weather in the middle of May so we managed to get out for a paddle along the coast with our friends Anna and Rob.

Gabrielle heading round the back of Little Pinnacle
Anna and Rob emerging from behind Little Pinnacle

The calm seas enabled us to see a couple of porpoises but they were too far away to get a photograph.

Gerald’s Last Munro

Carn Liath

Gerald was one of our group of friends who meet periodically for skiing, kayaking and other outdoor pursuits. Unfortunately he died from cancer in early 2019 and his family decided that they would like to scatter his ashes on top of one of the Munros. Carn Liath, near Blair Atholl, was chosen as the location and we had a large group of family and friends to make the trek to the summit.

Gabrielle starting up the steeper section of the path

The route up Carn Liath is pretty obvious and the path has recently been much improved with the installation of stone steps along most of the route where there used to be steep scree slopes.

A toast to Gerald on the summit