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Continuing to Oban today

July 4th, 2008, 3:41:03 pm

by Sally

Paul has reached Port Askaig safely, and had a chat with the RNLI crew there. It’s a small harbour and their feeling was that with the weather forecast for tomorrow, many fishing vessels would be seeking sanctuary in there tonight and tomorrow, making it a rather crowded place to be. Given the good conditions today, Paul has therefore decided to continue on to Oban and will be there this evening.

NB added 26th July - Port Askaig marks the most Westerly point of the journey.

filed under Daily Travel Blog, Latest News on Friday, July 4th, 2008.
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