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Not looking great

July 11th, 2008, 8:40:08 am

by Paul Churchley

The prospects for a quick getaway from Inverness are not looking great. Sunday is the best bet at the moment but the wind has been northerly, or there abouts, for ages and I am concerned at the size of the sea onto the north facing coastline to Whitehills. If the wind is good I may have to poke my nose out and see what the sea state is like but it is a long way from the canal to the open sea and a long way back again if I have to abort. I haven’t yet looked at my options to see if I could go into anywhere else rather than return to the canal and I will go that tomorrow.

I would like to know who upset the weather fairy… I don’t think it was me…

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