Logie Steading

It was sunny and raining.
Inverness
Forres in Bloom
Aviemore
Loch Morlich and the Cairngorm Mountains

Loch Morlich and the Glenmore Forest
Logie Steading and River Findhorn
Knock Farril

Cromarty Firth from Knock Farril
Glenurquhart Forest

By chance we parked right by the cache
Loch Ness
Yachts in the Caledonian Canal Locks
Inverness
It rained hard and then turned into a great summer day!
Beauly Firth

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River Cannich
Corrimony Cairn
Black Rock Gorge
Evanton Wood and the River Glass
Thunder storm at Dingwall Campsite
Invergodon

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Invergodon looking away from the docks
John o’ Groats and Ness of Duncansby
Orkney

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Dingwall Campsite
We had been camped here for eight nights – so we left our marks! A couple of days of sun and rain should fix it.
The MX-5 is not big enough for two to go camping, so we need some extra luggage room. The boot bag fits securely and adds 50l of extra space.
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The weather forecast today was not so great, so we planned a trip to the secondhand book shop at Logie Steading.
Well as you can see from the photos – it was excellent weather.
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There is a walk from the visitor centre/shops down to the River Findhorn, where it passes through a gorge.
Below was the view we had from our picnic spot on the banks of the river. Click on it for a larger version.
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So remember if you come to Scotland assume the weather will always be unpredictable!