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| It was a lovely spring day yesterday so we went down to Portnahaven - this is the Rhinns Lighhouse on Orsay island with Mackenzie island in front of it. |
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| There were a couple of groups of seals hauled out on Mackenzie. Would not like to say whether they were Grey of Common - a bit too far away to determine head shape or nostril alignment... |
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| That is Frenchman's Rock in the distance - one of the best sea-watching spots on the west coast. Check out its location on a map and you will see why. In an onshore breeze thousands of birds are funnelled through the passage. Seawatchers have to be brave in a stiff wind however - and have plenty of dry hankies to keep the binoculars from salting up... |
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| It was not a particularly windy day yesterday, not by Islay standards anyway. The waves however, were something else... Carl |
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