We’ve reached the end of 2012 so we’re looking forward to 2013 and the new season which is now only about three months away. While we haven’t been doing all that much to our yacht, we have been busy socialising with friends from the club, as well as spending time exploring the River Forth and the River Tay from the shore. The picture above was taken recently when we walked across the Forth Road Bridge and back.
We’ve also been checking out beaches and harbours that might be destinations in the new year. Above is an image of Barnbougle Castle on the far left with Inchcolm just about visible on the far right. While below is a photo of Pittenweem at dusk.
Leisure craft aren’t encouraged at Pittenweem as it’s a lively commercial fishing harbour, however when we were there two yachts were alongside the inner harbour wall including a 49ft Jeanneau owned by a member of our club.
Not long until the stroke of midnight now (GMT). Guess I should think about strapping my kilt on soon. This blog has been read around the world in over 80 countries this year. With this in mind I hope you have/had a fab time at the bells and wish you all the very best for 2013 when it arrives for you …wherever you are.
Happy New Year!
Macwester
Hogmanay 2012
December 31, 2012We’ve reached the end of 2012 so we’re looking forward to 2013 and the new season which is now only about three months away. While we haven’t been doing all that much to our yacht, we have been busy socialising with friends from the club, as well as spending time exploring the River Forth and the River Tay from the shore. The picture above was taken recently when we walked across the Forth Road Bridge and back.
We’ve also been checking out beaches and harbours that might be destinations in the new year. Above is an image of Barnbougle Castle on the far left with Inchcolm just about visible on the far right. While below is a photo of Pittenweem at dusk.
Leisure craft aren’t encouraged at Pittenweem as it’s a lively commercial fishing harbour, however when we were there two yachts were alongside the inner harbour wall including a 49ft Jeanneau owned by a member of our club.
Not long until the stroke of midnight now (GMT). Guess I should think about strapping my kilt on soon. This blog has been read around the world in over 80 countries this year. With this in mind I hope you have/had a fab time at the bells and wish you all the very best for 2013 when it arrives for you …wherever you are.
Happy New Year!
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