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A view out to sea over Machir Bay from the dunes at Kilchoman on a breezy November morning on Islay. Eilean an Tannais-sgeir in the centre, Coull Point towards the right.
with casa calixto, GRX arquitectos speculates a widespread migration from the city to the countryside in the face of political and climatic uncertainty.
Islay, Kilchoman, Old Parish Church, Kilchoman Cross And Burial Ground | ScotlandsPlaces
West Highland Stone, Kilarrow Burial Ground, Kilarrow. View of West Highland Stone (KD9) from above.
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Islay, Kilchoman, Old Parish Church, Kilchoman Cross And Burial Ground | ScotlandsPlaces
An impressive natural arch, unmarked on the 1:25 000 OS map.
West Highland graveslab (KH8), Kilchiaran Chapel, Kilchiaran. View of graveslab from above.
Finlaggan Castle, Islay. Photographic copy of survey drawing of plan of castle, chapel and Eilean na Comhairle.
Bottle-nosed Dolphins in Loch Indaal http://www.islaynaturalhistory.blogspot.co.uk/
Islay, Kilchoman, Old Parish Church, Kilchoman Cross And Burial Ground | ScotlandsPlaces
Dark cliffs in Saligo Bay, Isle of Islay An overcast day on the west coast of Islay, waves rolling into Saligo Bay and breaking over some dark black cliffs.
Islay Whisky is a peaty single malt whisky. It is produced in a world famous whisky distillery on the island.
Probably Islay’s most central red phone box, the one next to the bus shelter and the Bridgend Hotel. Right on the main route across Islay and close to one of the key junctions (the A846/A847 …
Isle of Orsay - near Portnhaven, Isle of Islay, Scotland - A small island (.01 sq mi) in the Inner Herbrides, shelters the harbour of the village of Portnhaven. The Rinns of Islay lighthouse, built in 1825, stands 95ft.
A view over to Kilchoman from the road on a nice Islay evening. The setting sun is bathing the Kilchoman Crags in some nice mild light. In front of them Kilchoman Church and Kilchoman House on the …
Sean O’Leary created a number of wall paintings mainly in hotels and guesthouses on Islay and Jura. Unfortunately not all of them have survived. This one did survive and is now displayed in t…
