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18/32 Kinlochbervie to Stornoway - our adventurers get a soaking!

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http://www.boat-zone.com/mbm Over-confident after tackling the most challenging legs of their trip with surprising ease? Everything seems set fine for a detour to the Hebrides...but gales are brewing and the boys face a really tough crossing to Stornoway with water breaking over the boat and lashing rain. In fact the weather is so bad that they find themselves stranded and are forced to take time out and explore the island and its magnificent mountain scenery.

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