We were up at 8am for breakfast Tuesday, and took the 8007, mostly single track road to Ardnamurchan Point Lighthouse. It was a long, desolate but beautiful drive, taking a couple of hours to reach the most westerly point on Great Britian. The road was narrow so Suzi (or the other driver) had to pull to the side of the road for the other to pass (and usually with a wave). It was very foggy when we arrived but made the lighthouse look mysterious. Our guide took us to the top and told us its history; which was built in 1849 by the Stevenson family. We saw the engine room, foghorn, keepers cottage and exhibition centre. While we were at the top, the fog lifted and the weather was clear and warm. The isles of Muck,
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