Another leisurely day along the
Caledonian Canal, in sunny and warm weather with little or no wind.
Leaving the canal at Fort William you go out of the cut alongside what is claimed to be the smallest tower lighthouse in the world; today it is not used but stands as reminder of times gone by. Fort Augustus is half way along the canal although it has the majority of the locks and other structures. From Fort Augustus to
Inverness is predominantly along Loch
Ness with then a short amount of canal before the locks into
Inverness. In Loch
Ness we had a short detour to see
Urhart Castle set in a beautiful bay, from the water. Then onto Seaport Marina in
Inverness down the final flight of locks to be negotiated on the canal.
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