Molinginis Walk & Dook

Molinginis Walk & Dook - 21.03.2020

22/3/2020

A self isolating walk out to Molinginis for a dook in the bay there, in me twammers (Harris Tweed Jammers), before heading back to the car. With breathtaking views to be had, it was great to get away from it all even for a short while. Duckman was saying 6.4 degrees. Found the Lomo rucksack very handy for this outing. Will be back again for more swim adventures when the world is back to normal... Video to the right...

2 Comments

Polyanna

9/2/2021 00:07:03

I did this walk on 2009...I was offered a cup of tea by a farmer(?) & his son ..did you meet them? They live in the red roof corrugated house...they've done it up.

Colin Macleod

18/2/2021 10:56:05

Hi Polyanna. Thanks for the comment. There was a couple of people painting the roof on one of the houses when I turned up. Beautiful place and will be back for sure.

Colin S Macleod

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