The cruise ships must have heard that we are currently enjoying the best weather in Britain, as they've been converging on the Sound of Mull for the last three days. First we had the
Marco Polo, which spent Friday in Tobermory Bay, then
Le Boreal (pictured), which came past at lunchtime yesterday.
In the evening the
Hebridean Princess came up the Sound and dropped anchor close against the Ormsaigbeg shore. She looked very good for her age in the low evening sunlight.
She stayed the night, discretely lit up - unlike some ships which blaze with light as if terrified that someone might come along and ram them.
The cruise ships must have heard that we are currently enjoying the best weather in Britain, as they've been converging on the Sound of Mull for the last three days. First we had the Marco Polo, which spent Friday in Tobermory Bay, then Le Boreal (pictured), which came past at lunchtime yesterday.
In the evening the Hebridean Princess came up the Sound and dropped anchor close against the Ormsaigbeg shore. She looked very good for her age in the low evening sunlight.
She stayed the night, discretely lit up - unlike some ships which blaze with light as if terrified that someone might come along and ram them.
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