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Foam on Kilchoman beach on a stormy November afternoon, Isle of Islay

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Picture of sea foam on a sandy beach on a stormy dark November afternoon with dramatic clouds overhead
Foam on Kilchoman beach on a stormy November afternoon, Isle of Islay

Out on Kilchoman beach in the afternoon during a storm in late November 2025. Lots of sea foam washed up on the beach, sometimes blown around by a wind gust. Dark and dramatic clouds overhead, some light from the sun behind them breaking through.

November morning light at a flooded field near Kilchoman, Isle of Islay

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Picture of some colourful clouds in the November morning light over a rugged landscape behind a flooded field. Three round mountains in the distance.
November morning light at a flooded field near Kilchoman, Isle of Islay

A view from the road between Kilchoman and Saligo on a beautiful November 2025 morning. Some colourful clouds in the mild morning light in the sky, the Paps of Jura nicely visible on the horizon.

Two burns joining on Kilchoman beach, Isle of Islay

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Picture of two burns (streams) flowing on to a beach where they join before flowing into the sea
Two burns joining on Kilchoman beach, Isle of Islay

Two into one: On Kilchoman beach two burns join before flowing into Machir Bay and the Atlantic. Allt na Crìche on the left, fed from Loch Gorm. Allt Gleann na Ceardaich on the right, coming down from Kilchoman.