Geograph - photograph every grid square

Paddling out from a launch about a kilometre north of Dunvegan Castle, we skirted the northern tip of this skerry on our way out to the bay. Had we guessed that there were seals hauled out, we'd have given it a wider berth, but in fact, they proved remarkably unstartled as we passed. This seems to be due to the frequency with which wildlife viewing tours in motorised boats pass round the loch, so that they have grown accustomed to tourists with cameras. Almost silently passing in sea kayaks, we were regarded as quite harmless. One or two popped into the water, and many more followed us, ever curious, as we passed other islands.