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Lunch during an Islay walking week a few years back, out at the Bholsa caves in the far north of Islay. I believe these are the largest caves on Islay, at least the largest comparably easily accessible (ignoring the long walk out to them).
Lunch during an Islay walking week a few years back, out at the Bholsa caves in the far north of Islay. I believe these are the largest caves on Islay, at least the largest comparably easily accessible (ignoring the long walk out to them).
An impression from an Islay walking week a few years back, walkers taking a break outside the big caves at Bholsa in the far north of Islay.
After climbing the top of Sgarbh Breac on a walk in the north of Islay I made my way to the north coast, approaching it from the hills. Admittedly it being a panorama exaggerates the effect, but I quite like how the hills on the left and right frame the picture here. In the distance on the left is Mala Bholsa (127m), below us just right of centre is the beach outside Bholsa caves. On the horizon on the right you can just make out Oronsay and Colonsay.