The wild beastie on and around the Island is extensive, that was why I put the details up about the rib sea trips. Shell from a photographers perspective you will see so much.
Nutkin - red squirrels are getting rarer now due to the bully boy grey squirrels. It would great if see some reds on the Island
Not long now folks xxxxxxxx
Arran is a stronghold of the red squirrel and we are fortunate not to have any greys. Like much of the wildlife, seeing one is often a matter of luck. Early in the day is the best time to see them
was a dark grey, at least thats it appeared be, it was early morning and a good way off. one of the other campers spotted it, do have a picture somewhere but its not very good! anyone know if the campsite is fully booked?
We only booked a couple of weeks ago, give them a ring, the guy was really nice with us when we booked, then just add your name to the list & if poss which crossing you will be on so others can keep an eye out for you
Not yet booked (or not admitting to when they are going lol) IanT1966 old yeti, craig cw1066 BJ madhat Mubz (aka miles2smie steven4004 Sunset
For those still wanting to go the spaces on the ferry for bikes are getting scareser, below is what the web site http://www.calmac.co.uk/tickets says is still available Friday Departs Arrives , 6 April 2012 07:00 07:55 09:45 10:40 12:30 13:25 No Bike Space left 15:15 16:10 18:00 18:55 20:30 21:25
Return trip Monday
Departs Arrives Monday, 9 April 2012 08:20 09:15 11:05 12:00 No Bike Space left 13:50 14:45 No Bike Space left 16:40 17:35 19:20 20:15
And so its easy to see who we will be traveling with :- here is arrival order lol (yeah I know too much time on my hands)
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