Beach ‘gate’ in Port an Eas, Isle of Islay

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Picture of two large rocks forming a gate on a beachA view on the beach at Port an Eas, looking over towards the waterfall. I found the two large rocks interesting, it’s almost as if they form a gate for the burn from the waterfall to flow through on its way to the sea.

Meandering burn at Port an Eas, Isle of Islay

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Picture of a burn (stream) meandering across a beachA beautiful April day at Port an Eas on the Oa in the south of Islay. I don’t know its name, but the burn fed by the tall waterfall (not in picture, it’s behind us in the opposite direction of the picture) is meandering across the golden sandy beach before flowing into the sea.

Dunyvaig Castle wall, Isle of Islay

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Picture of the ruins of a castle, showing the best preserved wallA view of the best preserved wall of Dunyvaig Castle at the entrance to Lagavulin Bay on the south coast of Islay. I’m not sure what this part originally was, may be some kind of tower or the main part of the castle?