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Day 3 of our trip to Skye saw yet another change in the weather as we had a low mist and drizzle which seemed to be in for the day. We decided on a trip to the Old Man of Storr which would suit a moody sort of photography session. The walk was a poky little ascent, which for a rest day, was surprsisingly challenging. The rock in the picture is not the old man, but a nearby monolith. We had a wander around looking at the shattered rock and pinnacles.As we were driving back we happened on one of the more surreal experiences, a burger van which didn't sell beef burgers. Instead the menu covered zebra, ostrich, bison and Kudu. As the picture above attests, in the weather, it was a welcome distraction and has been patronised by none less than Sir Jackie Stewart.
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