An t-Eilean Sgitheanach (Isle of Skye)
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Lasting memories of a wonderful evening on the north coast of the Isle of Skye.
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From the archives...taken on a glorious day in Flodigarry on the Isle of Skye, looking across to mainland Scotland
Definitely didn't do this place justice, which only means one thing! I certainly wouldn't object to waking up to this view again.
You can just make out the Dubh Ridge on the right, which 12 of us women ascended a few days before. A day that will stick in the memory. As will discovering a tick on my backside on the last day, and one of my poor companions having to extract it 😳
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Beautiful evening waiting for the sun to set and when it did the whole sky lit up with tremendous colours What a beautiful place
This point-and-shoot photo of the Isle of Skye was taken in 2006. The island lies off Scotland's north-west coast. It is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides, and is joined to the mainland by a bridge.
The weather here has been a bit dismal lately and has been reflected in the last few photos in my stream. However, the sun came out today and I got to do my favourite thing!
So...here's a sunny photo, with the gorgeous little Skye
SCOTLAND
UK
The Isle of Skye, connected to the northwest coast of Scotland by a bridge, is known for its wild landscapes, picturesque fishing villages and medieval castles. The largest island in the Inner Hebrides archipelago, it has a rugged coastline of peninsulas and narrow lochs, radiating out from more mountainous inland areas. The town of Portree, the starting point for exploring the island, has shops and seaside pubs.
L'île de Skye, reliée à la côte nord-ouest de l'Écosse par un pont, est connue pour ses paysages sauvages, ses pittoresques villages de pêcheurs et ses châteaux médiévaux. Plus grande île de l'archipel des Hébrides intérieures, elle possède un littoral accidenté de péninsules et de lochs étroits, rayonnant depuis des zones intérieures plus montagneuses. La ville de Portree, point de départ pour explorer l'île, dispose de boutiques et de pubs en bord de mer.
I've had little chance to go out lately so I've been looking through the archives. This was taken last March. Looking forward to a return visit to Skye in a few weeks times.
Just off the B8083 road to Elgol not long after Broadford, there is what appears to be grassed over ruins by the side of the road on the right. From here you have a glorious view across to Beinn na Caillich ("Hill of the Old Woman" on the right), Beinn Dearg Mhor (roughly "great red hill" centre) and Beinn Dearg Bheag (roughly "smaller red hill" the left-most peak). Caught here on a gloriously late sunny afternoon.
KYLZAKIN
ÎLE DE SKYE
UK
This monument consists of the remains of a medieval tower and an area around it.
The very fragmentary condition of the castle - only the N and S walls have masonry standing to any great height - makes interpretation of the building difficult. It is a simple rectangular tower which appears to have had its entrance on the first floor with access to the ground-floor cellar being from above. The tower rose to a second floor with the third floor being a garret at wall head level.
Ce monument se compose des restes d'une tour médiévale et d'une zone autour de celle-ci.
L'état très fragmentaire du château - seuls les murs N et S sont maçonnés sur une grande hauteur - rend difficile l'interprétation de l'édifice. Il s'agit d'une simple tour rectangulaire qui semble avoir eu son entrée au premier étage, l'accès à la cave du rez-de-chaussée se faisant par le haut. La tour s'élevait à un deuxième étage, le troisième étage étant une mansarde au niveau de la tête du mur.