After another good night's sleep we got up and tried smoked salmon and scrambled eggs as a variant to our normal fare. It was okay, but we'll be back to a proper athlete's breakfast tomorrow. The B&B was fairly basic but had everything we needed and opposite is the view as we walked out the front door.
We set off at a steady pace and it was fairly flat for the first 12 miles. The wind was also pretty slight most of the day so didn't hinder us much. We stopped briefly at Crianlarich and then set off on a long, long climb taking us up to around 1,000 feet just past Tyndrum, which I thought was a Bowie Album, but is apparently a town in Scotland.
There followed a classic cycling climbing road. I got stuck into this and then stopped at a vantage point halfway up. Ian joined me and we had lunch together sat looking at the view and soaking up the experience. I have to say it was a bit special and will stay in my memory for a long time.
After an extended break - during which a gent and two ladies on a coach tour were chatting about our ride and the guy gave us a donation - thank you sir if you are reading this.
Surprise, surprise, Glen Coe was also stunning (see pic). I'm sorry if I'm getting a bit repetitive, but the whole trip has been full of beautiful scenery.
We're about to wander into town for a meal, but that is another 88 miles under our belt and only 3 more days to go.
By the way, many thanks for all the comments - we love reading them.