The CalMac ferry services 35 islands and mainland cities across 200 miles of Scotland’s west coast.
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The CalMac ferry services 35 islands and mainland cities across 200 miles of Scotland’s west coast.
Travelers have been left stuck abroad, desperately trying to get home amid a slew of cancelations, while others are scratching plans to see loved ones in other countries — for many the latest in a series of pandemic-induced travel frustrations.
“Pass the Butterworms,” an essay collection by travel writer Tim Cahill, taught me that the best trips are a combination of purpose and place.
The CalMac ferry services 35 islands and mainland cities across 200 miles of Scotland’s west coast.
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