No it is the spot at Kylerhea. I just love the wildness of it all and that track you go along with your heart in your mouth all of the time looking down at the drop on one side. Each day we would see the big ships passing and once or twice the sub would be about. We often used to see small yachts being pulled along with the tide. Ok if you are going that way but a real struggle the other. We think that Gt Yarmouth has a pull tide but there is it scary.
We did walk to see the Otters which was not far from our holiday home. Did not see any Otters there but one morning in front of us one was eating a shellfish on the rocks. We managed to see plenty of deer and several red squirrels.
I can recall thinking we were on our own but our neighbours (residents) used to walk their dog passed our place and as it was our wedding anniversary while there and I had bought a bottle of Talisker , it was lovely to be able to say would you like a dram of two with us to celebrate. The wife of the chap next door (about 4 hundred yards away) was from New York.
At low tide we could gather hundreds of mussels which Brian put in a bucket and brought back to the house, we cleaned them and with plenty of wine , fresh bread and garlic to flavour they were consumed. Never had them so fresh.
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