A Sunart Saunter

Ten years after his last visit, SIB enthusiast Peter Talbot returns to Loch Sunart, one of Scotland’s longest sea lochs. Voyaging around the West Highland Peninsula aboard his Zodiac inflatable, he shares with us his delightful experiences of the scenery and wildlife of Ardnamurchan, Morvern and Sunart. My first visit to Loch Sunart was by chance, years ago. Strong winds meant that a week’s sea kayaking with National Outdoor Centre Plas Y Brenin, planned for the Small Isles, had to be rethought at the last minute. A more sheltered route down the Sound of Mull and up Loch

Boat speakers – The Science of Sound

Claire harris2024-09-18T11:25:37+00:0018th September 2024|FEATURES|

Music is all around us. It can relax, excite and thrill us in equal measure. However, it can also annoy! So how can we get more from our music without negatively impacting others’ enjoyment while afloat? Join Carl Hynes as he reaches for the controls … I am a melomaniac. Music inhabits my very bones and always has. I use music to relax, trigger memories and give me an energetic lift when needed. Having been raised in a musical family, I love all genres, from orchestral to guitar-based rock, high-energy electronica and everything in between. I realised my obsession