Showing posts with label Scarba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scarba. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
The Garvellachs
The Garvellachs form a small archipelago to the north of Scarba. They have been uninhabited for hundreds of years, although there are sheep. There is a ruined monastery and some beehive huts where the monks used to live in what must have been conditions of considerable privation.
This picture was taken last Friday, a glorious day with tremendous visibility. Even in this phone snap it is just about possible to make out a snow capped Ben Nevis in the distance.
Carl
Bay of Pigs - Jura
The 'Bay of Pigs' as it is known in some circles, is an anchorage at the western end of the Gulf of Corrievreckan, between Jura and Scarba. There were two large Canada geese here looking extremely domestic, which is a bit worrying... Carl
Labels:
Canada geese,
Gulf of Corrievreckan,
Jura,
Scarba
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