A panoramic view from the top of the cliffs at Sanaigmore, looking back over Islay. On the right the steep cliffs stretching south west. On the left the more gentle coastline towards the north east. Sanaigmore Bay cutting deep into the view, exaggerated by the panoramic distortion. The Paps of Jura can be just made out in the distance on the left.
A view from the dunes at Traigh Baile Aonghais from near Killinallan Point, the dunes stretching out into the distance along the long beach. On the left Mala Bholsa, on the right one of the Paps of Jura can just be seen above the hills.
I’m not sure about their real name (I think the one in the middle might be Cnoc Mór na Clagain), but when I noticed these three hills during a walk in the south east of Islay I couldn’t help being reminded of their much bigger cousins, the Paps of Jura.