Another cold but sunny morning and a gentle sail to the Little village of Millport on the isle of Cumbrae. The rocks surrounding the bay were covered with seals sunning them selves. Cumbrae is about 3.5 miles long and a mile wide with all the houses around the bay but everybody had a car and must catch a ferry to the mainland.
The houses were built for the customs men who stopped the traffic up the Clyde,and then the island changed into a holiday resort for the residents of Glasgow.
The island has many churches and the smallest cathedral in Britain
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