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My thoughts about that bridge brought a few comments. Here is a few more ramblings about the bridge.

If they "fill in the gap" at Colintraive, where would we go? The road from there leads to Argyll and Oban etc etc OR a long journey to Glasgow etc. What good would that be to commuters etc? Also if you dont have a car what could you do?

If there was a bridge, I feel ( my opinion only) that this would compromise the ferry service to WB.

I love being on an island and am against a bridge.

As for the harbour. What a long drawn out ( and expensive) project that has been and is still not finished. However it does look to my very untrained eye that it is now coming along. I`m not sure when the expected finish date is but SURELY it cant be too far away?

The weather was great again yesterday and Monday and I had a couple of really long walks in the woods with the dogs. A big advantage in Rothesay is the lovely places to walk and enjoy the outdoor scenery. I promise to post photographs soon.

A disadvantage ( although I am sure this problem is the same most places) is the dog dirt. It is an absolute disgrace that owners let their dogs foul the pavement. I say owners because you don`t see many lone dogs wandering about nowadays. Not in Rothesay anyway.

I really think there should be more done about this problem. I am now finding myself becoming a "curtain twitcher" when I see someone with a dog go by. Watching them to make sure there is not a "parcel" left on the pavement outside my house. BUT sure enough I never see it happening, next time I look out there has been a dump and sure as hell someone has walked through it. Yukkkkkkkkkkkk

So what can we do?


So again

Advantages - lovely places to walk with breathtaking scenery for you and your pets.
Disadvantages - The amount of dog poo on the pavements


Motto of the story - Take it home or put it in a bin.

Regards

Wilma