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Darwin200 day 19: wind, rain, low cloud and sky(e)

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 07/09/202004/10/2020
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The night brought a good breeze and we woke up to a transformed Sound of Raasay: the cloud so low, Skye appeared as flat as a pancake. In the afternoon we cleaned a beach near […]

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Darwin200 day 16: off to Skye or not?

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 04/09/202004/10/2020
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It’s a sunny morning on Lewis and we are preparing for departure. That means cleaning of heads and showers, happy hour, including brassoing (is that a word?) the brass. Then Patrick Harper captured our ‘pet […]

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