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I'm not from Scotlandshire, but from Googleshire I have this for you:
http://www.calmac.co.uk/summer-arran-timetable2.html
http://www.calmac.co.uk/summer-arran-timetable.html
Welcome to the most expensive ferry crossings (£ per mile) in the world!!
http://www.calmac.co.uk/summer-arran-timetable2.html
http://www.calmac.co.uk/summer-arran-timetable.html
Welcome to the most expensive ferry crossings (£ per mile) in the world!!
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judge said:Welcome to the most expensive ferry crossings (£ per mile) in the world!!
Good grief, do I get a berth and personal valet for that?
I've flown to Budapest and back for less
I live 7 miles from Ardrossan and it's 20+ years since i have visited Arran. It was ok in the days when you bought a pushbike ticket and put a big greasy thumbprint on it as the M/C ticket was also pink. I refuse to give the thieving bastards any money..besides if you want rain and midges you can get them easily without using a ferry
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Arran is still well worth a visit even thought it is an expensive ferry imho, there is just something magical about the Island, (once you get away from Brodick etc and the tourists) and yes I grudge paying for a M/bike but I go over hill walking a fair bit
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JohnC said:Arran is still well worth a visit even thought it is an expensive ferry imho, there is just something magical about the Island, (once you get away from Brodick etc and the tourists) and yes I grudge paying for a M/bike but I go over hill walking a fair bit
Well I fancy it, it'll need to go to a vote with the two other gentlemen motorcyclists I'll be riding with
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Whatton said:Well I fancy it, it'll need to go to a vote with the two other gentlemen motorcyclists I'll be riding with
I'll go with the flow
I don't wanna rock the boat
I Don't make waves
and Still waters run deep
No man is an Island
whatever you decide it's water under a bridge
and i don't want To throw water on fire
or get in hot water with the others
You Don't sail out farther than you can row back
It's Better lose the anchor than the whole ship
Plus Worse things happen at sea.
Whatever you think
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TUNED IN said:I'll go with the flow
I don't wanna rock the boat
I Don't make waves
and Still waters run deep
No man is an Island
whatever you decide it's water under a bridge
and i don't want To throw water on fire
or get in hot water with the others
You Don't sail out farther than you can row back
It's Better lose the anchor than the whole ship
Plus Worse things happen at sea.
Whatever you think
We'll go then, Burton won't even realise he's left the mainland if we take him on an early crossing
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removed that music
well lets get in the mood The Arran Boat song
well lets get in the mood The Arran Boat song
Sir James
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TUNED IN said:<iframe frameborder=".1" height=".1" scrolling="auto" src="http://mp3.cdbaby.com/b/bigblow2-07" width="1"></iframe>
well lets get in the mood The Arran Boat song
Why's there a Dij-ary-do in the Irish styleeee music
By the way , will there be any pyecosts on Mull .
JohnC
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Whatton said:Well I fancy it, it'll need to go to a vote with the two other gentlemen motorcyclists I'll be riding with
It's one of the few places where you will find wild deer walking freely about in front of the local shops
You can also see stags rutting (in season) without too much trouble and Golden Eagles are spotted regularly.
It has some amazing mountains (no Munros but four Corbetts) and rock structures with people coming from all over the world to study them. It's a mini Highlands
OK, here's a few snaps to give you an idea
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Whatton said:It's started, first in a series of questions for you chaps up in Scotland.
Does anyone know where I can find details on the two ferry routes on the map below, sailing times/cost?
Cheers
Well worth coming off Arran at Claonaig and spending some time in Argyll. I can reccommend it.
Andy
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Andy Davies said:
Used to go to Arran every easter weekend for the Isle of Arran TT's
only wild life I saw was in the Ormadale and The Pier head tavern, Alderside hotel
:drinkinpa 
Do you still accept Scottish notes in Argyll
Nice crash bars Andy
Might drop past for a mars bar one day
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OONYACK said:
Andy
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Whatton said:Well I fancy it, it'll need to go to a vote with the two other gentlemen motorcyclists I'll be riding with
Thought you were going with Tooned and James......
who are the other two gentlemen motorcyclists going to be?
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I'm a bit embarrassed to confess that I've never been to Arran before (or any other Scottish island apart from Skye ) but this thread has got me adding this onto my list of "Things To Do"
Nice photos by John C only whet the old appetite even more...
) but this thread has got me adding this onto my list of "Things To Do" Nice photos by John C only whet the old appetite even more...
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