
A view of the waterfall at Port an Eas from the top, just as the burn drops down over the edge of the steep cliffs. Having arrived at the bottom the water collects in a burn to flow across the beach into the sea south of Islay.

A view of the waterfall at Port an Eas from the top, just as the burn drops down over the edge of the steep cliffs. Having arrived at the bottom the water collects in a burn to flow across the beach into the sea south of Islay.

Spotted from Port Charlotte pier on grey June evening, a Tern (Common or Arctic I believe, but don’t know enough to tell the difference and what this one is. If you know please leave a comment below) flying low above the calm water.

Taken the same evening as the colourful April sunset seen from Bowmore, this Islay sunset version has an added silhouette of a gull.