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Why I love Argyll

Kay MacDonald

Oban Town Ambassador

I’ve grown up hearing Argyll described as ‘God’s own country’ and the older I get the more I agree with the sentiment. We have everything we need within its borders – the sea, the mountains, the glens and the rivers and, most importantly, the people. I could live and holiday here all my life and not get tired of it because around every corner is different and every cloud scudding across the sky changes the landscape. The wee nooks, crannies and villages keep me exploring and coming back for more – and Oban, the jewel in the crown, is my home.

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