David Gill's Black Rock takeaway is nestled in the trees, high above Loch Awe, around 27 miles from Oban.
A curry lover turned his garden shed into one of the most remote takeaways in the UK. Tucked away in the trees high above Loch Awe in Argyll, Black Rock takeaway is a long way away from the curry capital of Glasgow.
After a back injury forced him to retire, making spicy food for a living seemed like the obvious choice, as family and friends had always praised his meals - and he always kept a few stashed in the freezer for any visitors. Although there is not a huge population in the surrounding area, David and Joanne see regular trade - and even have loyal customers from further afield.
Top news stories today "Then my interest in electronics came on and I was in the Merchant Navy as a Radio Officer for seven years on board the oil tankers - and that's where I picked up recipes and my love of spices, because I would sit with the crew and eat with the crew. They would fish off the back of the vessel when we were anchored and then make a red snapper curry.
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