nice one, thanks!It's the A702 from from Carronbridge to Elvanfoot. Just off the M74 on the Scottish side of the border.
Yes, Romans didn't travel that far north too often so retain curves. If you're in Scotland any time though and looking for some serious corners, look no further than the Bealach Na Ba ("pass of the cow" in Gaelic): Bealach na Bà - Wikipedia It's single track so passing places only if you meet something coming the other way.Nice. Looked it up on Google Maps and saw there isn't much in the way of straights on that road. Wonderful!
Thanks. I guess that must have been it! Quite the adventure.If it was a small ferry to Skye (couple of cars) it would have been the Glen Elg ferry (Skye Ferry: homepage). There's a little single track road that goes from Shiel Bridge to the Glen Elg terminal on the mainland. Not change much there since 1987!
Yes, it's quite an entertaining road. Although in my day job (COVID allowing) I have the privilege to travel a fair bit to rural Latin America, some interesting roads for sure if you're off the beaten track there.Thanks. I guess that must have been it! Quite the adventure.