The last night at Shieldaig saw us back at the little restaurant for an awesome cold local caught platter (prawns, crab, mussels, smoked kipper, smoked salmon and oysters. Oh Yummy, obviously finished off with pud and a couple o wee drams.

The area was hit with severe rain and wind overnight (nope not a fallout from the food, but more of a typical late Sept storm), with the MoHo taking a pounding for over 6 hours, we did wonder if there would be anything left

On then to Beauly through some wonderful scenery including Rogie Falls and the chance to see salmon trying desperately to leap over 4m to the top

And finally here at a campsite outside of Beauly for 2 nights with a rather spooky priory nearby.

We’ve also gone higher tech this year to avoid frantic hand waving from one of you while the other reversed the MoHo (and takes the bumper and lights off on a bolder) and we are now using walkie talkies, although Mrs Fogg’s directions leave a little to be desired “that’s it come back straight toward me over there to the other side and down a bit”, all very helpful with someone stood behind the van out of view.