The Ardgour ferry to the Ardnamurchan peninsula - when everything was going to plan.
The ferries from Oban were full, so this was our new route to the Mull, involving two ferries..
A rotting wooden fishing boat on the shores of Loch Linnhe - the mountains of Ardgour are the backdrop.
At the end of Loch Sunart, Ardnamurchan peninsula
It was a fairly remote spot to grind to a halt, but better to get rescued here than on Mull.
Breaking down on a Saturday we had to spend time in the Glen Nevis campsite before getting the van fixed. This was one walk we took.
Another walk up Glen Nevis
The River Nevis winds up the glen.
A waterfall carrying rain off the lower slopes of Ben Nevis.
The River Nevis
Glen Nevis is really scenic. Don't go there expecting to get a view of the peak of Ben Nevis!
The sheep sheared, it seems strange that there is no obvious market for the fleeces.
This is what remains of the original Fort William.
Joni the Ferret is not forgotten. A shame he must have sneaked out from the campsite...
The steam train to Mallaig from Fort William.
The Crannog Restaurant jutting out into Loch Linnhe at Fort William
The lovely Edgar's Auto Service yard where we spent a couple of nights - no the yard isn't exactly lovely but our experience of the hospitality of the Edgars was.