Now that's is what you call a flying experience, 26 Miles of Water (at the narrowest point) 20Knt winds and a landing on a Beach! Berra's licenced Aerodrome only appears at low tide, the opening hours today were 1400hrs to 1630hrs, after that....its closes and sinks under water.
The long water crossings seem longer than the Channels crossing simply because the channel is peppered with boats and ships, the waters here are deserted.
The group split in two on the return journey, some flying directly back the long way over the water, to Plockton and the others flying North to Stornaway via Bembeckular.
We just now off to fly Loch Ness - The Great Glen
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