Little Broad Shore

This is the northern most portion of a large bay and consists of a large “shore” of mainly small boulders (no pebbles here) and it covers the area from the base of Donald’s Delvings to a shallow headland that divides it from Meikle Broad Shore immediately to the south. 

This was another of our favourite places for building bonfires, due to the large amounts of driftwood that washed up in the shore – there was so much stuff being washed up here in the 1970’s that it was possible to have large bonfires there on a regular basis. There was, and still is, a perfect flat and grassy spot within the shore that made it possible to have the ideal bonfire site, in fact it could be a good camping spot too with room for a couple of small tents.