The most westerly headland on the British mainland, Ardnamurchan Point has something of a reputation, marking a departure from the sheltered anchorages to the south for small vessels, and a place for kayakers to choose their day with care. There may not be the wild exposure of the far north but still, it is a dramatic coastline, and one which offers a grandstand view of the Small Isles, perfect beaches and on this occasion, close encounters with two basking sharks and a sea eagle…