Posts tagged ‘ulva ferry’
Clearance Clachan ~ Bruach Mhor
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Sheep fank and cleared clachan of Bruach Mhor above Laggan Bay and Lagganulva and across the bay from the Isle of Ulva.
Rained briefly on the way up, enough to stop and put the camera away.
Wondered about the weather briefly, wondered about my back briefly.
They both held up over time.
😉
Farm of Bert & Chris Leitch at Lagganulva.
Laggan Bay and the Isle of Ulva across the way.
The Gribun Headlands beyond.
Sheep fank at cleared clachan of Bruach Mhor above Lagganulva.
Sheep fank and dwelling wall-foundation in foreground.
One of seven or eight cleared dwellings in the immediate walkable area.
Bruach Mhor
Sheep fank detail – rounded corner.
Sheep fank detail – lintel.
Cleared dwelling wall-foundation further out along the track.
Bruach Mhor
Heading down the track.
Gribun Headlands beyond.
Down the track.
Loch Tuath and the Mull Coastline
Excellent Article – Ulva Ferry Past and Present
Ulva Ferry and the community’s struggle for their primary school.
More Ulva History – A Bit Thicker and Not As Accessible
Clan MacQuarrie: A History, by R. W. Munro and Alan Macquarrie
Bruach Mhor Citing
As Always Your Commentary and Critique Is Appreciated.
Kilbrennan Farm at Ulva Ferry ~ Isle of Mull
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Ulva Ferry, the Isle of Mull
Hospitality and Graciousness, Courtesy of Anna and Michael Hogan
A friendly visit three years back and a round about home swap this year brought us to Anna and Mike Hogan’s gate.
As hosts Anna and Mike have truly extended themselves, becoming friends.
Red Deer
Gaelic Place Names: Cill Becoming Kil
Loch Tuath leading to Loch na Kael and the sole munro on Mull, Ben Mor.
Lip na Cloiche Garden and Nursery
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Isle of Mull, Scotland
Lip na Cloiche Garden and Nursery
Lucy’s Place to the Locals
Beautiful, Calming and Serene
All the Colors of the Spectrum
Quiet But For the Sounds of Nature
Do Sit At the Top of the Climb
The Macro Work Can Be Tedious and Time Consuming
