A dreich June morning walk on Kilchoman beach, out to the southern end where big rocks and cliffs rise up from the beach. The crags and hills behind them almost disappearing in the clouds and drizzle.
A view from the northern end of Kilchoman beach: Standing between some rocky outcrops the view goes out over the wide sandy beach and Machir Bay, with the shoreline of the Rhinns of Islay stretching out into the distance.
Another view of the large rocks at the northern end of Kilchoman beach, which I thought are quite photogenic.Quite interesting how they’re all lying in a row, maybe deposited at the end of an ice age?