Granny’s Rock high on the cliffs, Isle of Islay

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Picture of a rock formation looking like a human face silhouette, known as Granny's RockA view of Granny’s Rock high on the cliffs above Machir Bay from the track over to Kilchiaran. Below to the right two cyclists are pushing their bikes up the track, hopefully they had the time to admire the rocks on their way.

 

Walkers at Bealach na Caillich, Isle of Islay

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Picture of a group of walkers on a track above a bayA view from an Islay walking week many years ago, walking towards Machir Bay from Kilchiaran. This is at the Bealach na Caillich, the highest point of the track. The beach in Machir Bay can be seen in the distance, partially hidden by the steep cliffs above the track.

PS: Any Gaelic speakers who can tell me what Bealach na Caillich means?

 

Atlantic swell rolling into Kilchiaran Bay, Isle of Islay

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Picture of small bay with waves from an ocean swell rolling inA view of Kilchiaran Bay on Islay’s Atlantic coast, a nice swell rolling in from the Atlantic after a few stormy days in September.