The Firth of Clyde has some wondeful scenery, not that I am in any way biased.
The rocky coastlines are littered with lighthouses, most of them no longer functioning, but still standing as a reminder of the dangers in the seas around them.
Here are some more pictures from my day out on the Waverley last week.
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| The 200 year old Little Cumbrae lighthouse has not been in use since 1997 |
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| Sailing away from Arran |
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| The uninhabited island of Pladda off the south of Arran |
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| Another lighthouse, this time on the south of Holy Isle in Lamlash Bay |
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| Calmac ferry, Caledonian Isles, passing Goat Fell on the Island of Arran |
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| Modern wind turbines overlooking Hunterston terminal and nuclear power stations |
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| Largs beach with Nardini's ice cream parlour behind |
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