Day 237: Bagh Ban to Melfort – A Magical Glade

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Argyllshire - South, Scotland

Jagged strata on the approach to to Craobh Haven, Argyll, Scotland.

Witch’s brooms, Melfort, Argyll, Scotland.

Last light, Loch Melfort, Argyll, Scotland.

Camp in a magical glade near Mefort, Argyll, Scotland.

Date of walk: 19/08/18

An easier section of this stretch of wild coast.

Intricate route-finding towards Loch Melfort. Sometimes the rocks were easier going before they became too steep and sometimes the woods were open enough to allow passage for a while. Both were very slow going,.

Retreating away from the coast up this gully after encountering sheer cliffs down below.

Unperturbed by ten steel wedges or fire, the resilience of this stump is inspiring.

A sad reminder of the result of mixing Irn-Bru with whisky.

Camp in a magical glade near Mefort, Argyll, Scotland.

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6 thoughts on “Day 237: Bagh Ban to Melfort – A Magical Glade”

    • Yes it does. I often feel strongly connected to those who walked here hundreds and even thousands of years before me.

  1. What tent did you use? If you had to do it again would you use the same one?

    • I used a Terra Nova laser Photon with MSR Mini Groundhog stakes on the main guys. Yes been very happy with it for the weight.

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