Puffin Experience - 14th/15th June 2008 early booking essential
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A unique chance to spend the whole day on the island of Lunga, photographing Puffins and the other island inhabitants. A chance of a lifetime as we've hired a boat, Mara Mhor, for Loch Visions exclusive use thus enabling us to spend as long as we need on this magical island.


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or book now by calling: 01866833272 or email: bookings@lochvisions.co.uk

Agenda:
Day one
5.30am - Meet at Oban north pier and equipment allocation
8.00am - Alternative meet at Tobermory
9.00am - Arrival at Puffin colony Lunga
9.00am - 1pm - Photography time - focusing on portraits
1pm - 2pm - Lunch - a Loch Visions special
2pm - 4pm - Photography time - focusing on flight and action
4pm - 7pm - Travel home

Day two
6am - Meet at Dun Aluin to join me for some hide work (photographing whatever I have set up for at the time, likely species maybe fox, tawny owl, otter, mink, buzzard etc) - Optional only
10.30am - Download pictures and review
12pm -Finish and printing (A3 print out)

Price: £200, everything included except: evening meals, accomodation and transport to meet points
Location: Oban North Pier and Loch Visions base, Dun Aluin, Kilchrenan nr Loch Awe
Time: Day one - 5am or 7am till 7 pm, Day two - 10.30am till 12.00pm
Date: 14/15th of June 2008, early booking essential - 6 spaces available.
Who: This is aimed at people who have done the experience or have a reasonable photographic knowledge.
Numbers: Max 6 people, thus ensuring one to one tuition
Booking and payment: Need to book place before 15th of May 2008, contact Philip to find out details

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Notes: This involves around 6 hours on an exposed boat, people can be picked and dropped of at Tobermory if that amount of time on boat is not suitable. Weather dependant and times may vary.

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