Torosay Castle & Moy Stone Circle
Torosay Castle & Gardens
Stone circle at Moy
Tormore BeachMonday, 18th June
Not such a good day as my head was worse. Main problem is that we under estimating how long driving will take owing to single-track roads and having to stop every few minutes at passing places. So travelling onto Moy from Torosay perhaps wasn't a good idea; it is making Marcus very tired.
Gardens at Torosay very pretty and there was a friendly atmosphere throughout the castle. We had tea and cake on the terrace where a number of chaffinches came along to share. They are more assertive than the ones at Watendlath.
We liked the stones - again, there is a friendly atmosphere here that we are noticing more and more; it starts with the people but seems to leak out into the landscape.
Moy Castle a bit of a disappointment as it was covered in scaffolding but the bay was nice - I think we were a bit too tired to appreciate it fully at that point.
Not such a good day as my head was worse. Main problem is that we under estimating how long driving will take owing to single-track roads and having to stop every few minutes at passing places. So travelling onto Moy from Torosay perhaps wasn't a good idea; it is making Marcus very tired.
Gardens at Torosay very pretty and there was a friendly atmosphere throughout the castle. We had tea and cake on the terrace where a number of chaffinches came along to share. They are more assertive than the ones at Watendlath.
We liked the stones - again, there is a friendly atmosphere here that we are noticing more and more; it starts with the people but seems to leak out into the landscape.
Moy Castle a bit of a disappointment as it was covered in scaffolding but the bay was nice - I think we were a bit too tired to appreciate it fully at that point.
Went a walk over the headland in the evening and discovered Tormore Beach, a beautiful, quiet, secluded place.
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