Scottish Islands |
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From Barra to Bass Rock, Scotland's islands are amazingly varied; and each of them is weird in its own way. Skye, Rum, Mull and Arran (along with Ardnamurchan on the mainland, Antrim, and Lundy down in the Bristol Channel) form the Tertiary Volcanic Province, their gabbro, basalt and granite quite different from all the rest of the UK. |
 Raasay dawn from Glamaig |
 Bass Rock and gannets |
 Ailsa Craig from Girvan beach |
 Loch Coire Lagan, Skye Cuillin |
 Quiraing sunrise, north Skye |
 St John's Head to Old Man of Hoy, Orkney |
 Carsaig Arches, Mull |
 basalt shore, Mull |
 Blaven, Clach Glas across Loch Slapin, Skye |
 Rum, 10pm |
 Bhasteir Tooth, Skye Cuillin |
 Strone Ulladale, Harris |
 west ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean, Skye |
 Stacach Pinnacles, Arran |
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