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    <description>One cottage and a grand loop looks tidy on paper, but Mull rewards a slower split. Here is the practical case for an east-coast base and a west-coast base, plus a simple framework for choosing the right pair.</description>
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    <description>A good Mull picnic is less about sunshine and more about shelter, tide and a sensible backup. Here are five coastal spots that work when the forecast changes its mind, with access notes and lunch ideas.</description>
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    <description>A calm, practical guide to filling a self-catering cottage on Mull — from harbour fish and honesty boxes to Sunday closures and ferry-day timing. Eat well, waste less, and let the island set the menu.</description>
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    <title>Grey Skies, Old Stones: A Wet-Day Museum Trail from Tobermory to Duart</title>
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    <description>When Mull turns grey, trade the coast path for small collections and clan rooms. This gentle wet-weather itinerary links Tobermory&#039;s museum and arts centre with Duart Castle, with practical notes on timings and ferries.</description>
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    <description>A ferry delay need not flatten a Mull escape. Build the crossing into the trip, protect your first and last nights, and keep the best coastal walks and wildlife days in the middle where they belong.</description>
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    <description>A month-by-month guide to Mull&#039;s wildlife, from winter seals and quiet coasts to summer seabirds and autumn deer. Pair each season with the right coastal stay and a realistic short walk.</description>
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    <description>You don&#039;t need a minibus, a guide or a booking to see serious wildlife on Mull — just a tide table, an early alarm and a bit of patience. Six short coastal walks with reliable odds, paired with the timing advice and the nearest warm room afterwards.</description>
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    <title>The View Isn&#039;t Always What You Booked: Choosing an Honest Coastal Cottage on Mull</title>
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    <description>Half an hour of homework before you book will save you a week of quietly disappointed staring at a hedge. Here&#039;s how to read Mull&#039;s self-catering listings properly, from ferry timings and access tracks to heating, midges and the difference between a panorama and a glimpse.</description>
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    <description>Winter on Mull is not a closed season, just a quieter one. Here is how to plan a cosy 2026/27 coastal break around short daylight, reduced ferries and patient wildlife watching, without overfilling the itinerary.</description>
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    <description>A car-free weekend on Mull is easier than it looks if you let the ferry and bus timetables set the pace. This three-day plan links Craignure, Tobermory and easy coastal walks with luggage-friendly stops and realistic timings.</description>
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