
Past the southern end of Kilchoman beach on the west coast of Islay, waves are rolling in and breaking over cliffs along the rocky shoreline.

Past the southern end of Kilchoman beach on the west coast of Islay, waves are rolling in and breaking over cliffs along the rocky shoreline.

Somewhere around half way up the Kilchoman dunes, a view south(ish) over Kilchoman beach on the west coast of Islay. It is around low tide, so the water is out revealing a wide beach. In the distance towards the left the old chain link radar station (now also home to some modern telecom equipment) on the top of the crags.

A view from the track between Kilchoman and Kilchiaran, looking down on a gap between the cliffs at the southern end of Kilchoman beach. Taken on a beautiful sunny October day on Islay a few years back.