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Waves running out around Carraig Chomain on Kilchoman beach, Isle of Islay

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Waves running out around Carraig Chomain on Kilchoman beach, Isle of Islay

Out on Kilchoman beach near the southern end of Machir Bay a day before a storm arrived. Waves are running out on the beach around the rocky outcrop of Carraig Chomain, some dark clouds overhead, but also some brightness over the crags.

High tide flowing through Carraig Chomain, Isle of Islay

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High tide flowing through Carraig Chomain, Isle of Islay

Reaching the southern end of Kilchoman beach during a November morning walk. The incoming high tide is flowing through the rocky outcrop at Carraig Chomain

Lone walker (and her dogs) on Kilchoman beach (2), Isle of Islay

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Lone walker (and her dogs) on Kilchoman beach (2), Isle of Islay

Another view of the lone walker on Kilchoman beach, seen from the old radar station at Kilchiaran. This time the walker and her two dogs are closer to the southern end, near the rocky outcrop of Carraig Chomain.