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  1. 12-Oct-10, 17:53 #1
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    Just come back from a superb trip out with Caithness Seacoast http://www.caithness-seacoast.co.uk/
    Had a 'whale' of a time (though we didn't see any whales!), saw some porpoises, loads of birds and some seals with pups. Boat was comfortable, gear provided was first rate and the commentary was informative and enjoyable. Would highly recommend them - even my 13 year old son dragged himself away from his xbox for a couple of hours and loved it!
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  2. 13-Oct-10, 09:03 #2
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    thanks for that, i've fancied doing it a while now but never got round to it.
    silly question but is it really bumpy?!
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  3. 13-Oct-10, 23:54 #3
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    It was a pretty calm day when we went out and when we reached top speed there was a little 'up and down' bumpiness but nothing too much. There's a hand rail to hold onto but it didn't feel as though you needed to. There were quite a few stops along the way to look at different areas/wildlife etc. so the speedy bits didn't last long and had nice rests in between!
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