near to Balnahard, Isle of Mull, Argyll And Bute, Scotland
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Slope descending towards Creag a' Ghaill
There's little clue in the image but just beyond the limit of the foreground slope there's terrific verticality in the form of a high cliff - Creag a' Ghaill; Alex Nelson's photograph shows it well -... (more)
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Looking Westward toward Balmeanach farm
by Peter Amsden
Taken from the B8035, In the distance can be seen the Isle of Staffa
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Creag a' Ghaill |
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Creag a' Ghaill
by Anne Burgess
The long escarpment of Creag a' Ghaill stands above the grazing land at Balmenach Farm.
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Footpath to Mackinnon's Cave
by Mick Garratt
Mackinnon's Cave is only accessible at low tide. It's just beyond where the cliffs fall directly into the sea. The route drops here and goes along the shore.
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Creag a' Ghail
by Alex Nelson
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The entrance porch to Mackinnon's Cave
by Karl and Ali
At the point where Ali is standing the cave proper starts (ie supplementary lighting becomes necessary). The passage size shrinks momentarily but soon soars to impressive heights again just within.
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Field, Balmeanach
by Richard Webb
Tractor beside an improved field.
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Creag a'Ghaill
by Anne Burgess
Cliffs formed of multiple lava flows, with a classic scree slope below. A later dyke snakes its way up from middle left, and where it disappears there is a waterfall being blown back upwards by a strong westerly wind.
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Port Uamh Beathaig
by Mick Garratt
View from the cliffs over the tidal rocky bay known as Port Uamh Beathaig. It's high tide. The island in the distance is Inch Kenneth.
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Sea cliffs at Mackinnon's Cave
by Alan Reid
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Mackinnon's Cave near Gribun
by Colin Park
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