Walking around the extreme southern tip is lovely, looking west is Arran, great sight.

Fuxake.

Those floods that FJ spoke about must have been real fierce - if they washed Arran all the way round west of MoK...

Edited September 11, 200817 yr by chingford

Heh Heh. Kintyre looks like a knob.

Heh Heh. Kintyre looks like a knob.

And this is the first time you're noticing it? Why do you think Campbeltown made cheese?

Oh, and FS stated something about the acceptability angle of a willie being shown on TV. If the angle is greater than Kintyre then it's considered an erection and, therefore, cannot be shown on telly.

And this is the first time you're noticing it? Why do you think Campbeltown made cheese?

Oh, and FS stated something about the acceptability angle of a willie being shown on TV. If the angle is greater than Kintyre then it's considered an erection and, therefore, cannot be shown on telly.

I believe in the US the equivalent template is Florida.

Last pro-am of the year for me on Saturday at Machrihanish so I hope I'm not going to zig zag my way round the golf course like you will round Inverness

Is it a par 5???

I'll let you know if I stick it in the burn or not.

Managed to avoid the burn fj, hit an 8 iron pin high and 2 putts for a 4. Only played 7 holes or so. Will play 18 tomorrow afternoon.

Magic part of the world!

So top 7 then :

Walk along Machrihanish and go seal spotting

Spend the afternoon in the Feathers putting all your spare cash in the dukebox

Hire bikes on a day trip to Gigha and cycle the length of the Island

Walk down to the MoK lighthouse and then wonder why as you look back up!

Drive back via the East Coast admiring the single lane road and views of Arran

Visit the standing stones and cairns in Kilmartin and then drive to Crinan for pub dinner

Go to the Scottish owl centre and watch owls eat baby chicks

FJ, did manage a pint in the Argyll Arms in Southend, but didnt have the time to visit the Muneroy stores, also didnt win (or attend) the pub quiz. Next time!