Loch Ruadh

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Ross-shire

Scotland

Loch Ruadh

B8011 at Leathad MÃ²r Credit: Sandy Gerrard

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Loch Ruadh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.174911/-6.9033127 or Grid Reference NB1131. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

B8011 at Leathad MÃ²r

Sandy Gerrard

Ruined blackhouse, Ungaisidar

Simon Bonney

Looking towards Loch Croistean from the B8011

David Gearing

Cairn, Druim Sandavig, Isle of Lewis

This is one of several similarly shaped cairns in the area. See also NB1229 : Cairn, Druim Sandavig, Isle of Lewis.

Claire Pegrum

Cairn, Druim Sandavig, Isle of Lewis

This is one of several similarly shaped cairns in the area. See also NB1129 : Cairn, Druim Sandavig, Isle of Lewis.

Claire Pegrum

Loch Croistean, West Lewis.

Loch with boathouse at the side of the B8011.

Gordon Hatton

Crofthouse at Ungisiadar

Overlooking Loch Ròg Beag.

Dave Fergusson

Disused Croft Buildings

Ungisiadar.

Dave Fergusson

Gate and Mailbox to No1 Ungaisidar

The un-metalled track beyond the gate leads down to Ungaisidar. You soon reach the limit of vehicular access and the rest of the journey to No1 is definitely upon foot.

John Tustin

Footbridge to Ungaisidar

In 1992 this bridge was precarious; now in 2009, and clearly showing no signs of renovation, it was with some trepidation that we crossed it again in the pouring rain. The metal plate has rusted through in several places giving a view of the mud below.

John Tustin

No 1 Ungaisidar

A one-time croft and subsequent holiday cottage this property now appears to be inhabited. However, the access by track seems no better with the final few hundred metres being by foot only.

John Tustin

Mill Ruins at Ungaisidar

Where the stream runs down from west to east and into Little Loch Roag evidence of a water powered mill is present. I understand, from locals, that this was where local cereals were ground. No 1 Ungaisidar and the narrows on Little Loch Roag can be seen in the background.

John Tustin

Loch Croistean and boathouse

Tom Richardson

CafÃ© in old school

An excellently positioned little café in a former school building, provided us with welcome sustenance as we were beginning to wonder where we'd find to get a bite to eat. Once inside, it is obvious that this used to be a school, but I don't know how long ago it ceased to be one. The hill rising up behind is Seabhal.

Rob Farrow