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Cill Amhlaidh

Settlement in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Cill Amhlaidh

Bagh a Tuath Translation - North Bay. There are so many wonderful beaches in the Hebrides that frequently they are simply named for how they face - west, north, east or south.
Bagh a Tuath Credit: Gordon Brown

Cill Amhlaidh, also known as Kilmaley, is a small village located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated near the banks of the River Ness, Cill Amhlaidh is surrounded by picturesque countryside and offers stunning views of the Scottish Highlands. The village is known for its charming architecture, with traditional stone buildings and thatched cottages lining its narrow streets.

Cill Amhlaidh has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to ancient times. The village is home to a number of historic sites, including the ruins of an old church and a medieval castle. Visitors can explore these landmarks and learn more about the area's past.

In addition to its historical attractions, Cill Amhlaidh offers a peaceful and tranquil setting for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The village is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting in the surrounding countryside.

Overall, Cill Amhlaidh is a hidden gem in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, offering visitors a taste of traditional Scottish village life and a chance to connect with nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.378955/-7.4098981 or Grid Reference NF7545. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bagh a Tuath Translation - North Bay. There are so many wonderful beaches in the Hebrides that frequently they are simply named for how they face - west, north, east or south.
Bagh a Tuath
Translation - North Bay. There are so many wonderful beaches in the Hebrides that frequently they are simply named for how they face - west, north, east or south.
The coast at Ardivachar
The coast at Ardivachar
Houses at Kilaulay It looks as though perhaps a cattle feeder has been positioned then removed to make the circular pattern in the grass.
Houses at Kilaulay
It looks as though perhaps a cattle feeder has been positioned then removed to make the circular pattern in the grass.
Northern entry to the South Uist Firing range The range head lies here at West Gerinish, where the ground launch areas are sited and provide missile launching, preparation and maintenance facilities. On the day we visited the range was quiet - no red flag flying.
Northern entry to the South Uist Firing range
The range head lies here at West Gerinish, where the ground launch areas are sited and provide missile launching, preparation and maintenance facilities. On the day we visited the range was quiet - no red flag flying.
The shore at Ardivachar
The shore at Ardivachar
Near the shore at Rubha Aird na Machrach
Near the shore at Rubha Aird na Machrach
Looking across Bagh a Tuath In English, 'North Bay'. The houses are at Kilaulay.
Looking across Bagh a Tuath
In English, 'North Bay'. The houses are at Kilaulay.
Beach South of Ardivachar Low tide and low sun on the beach.
Beach South of Ardivachar
Low tide and low sun on the beach.
Beach South of Ardivachar Unusual cloud over the distant hills.
Beach South of Ardivachar
Unusual cloud over the distant hills.
Sandy Reflections Low tide on the beach south of Ardivachar.
Sandy Reflections
Low tide on the beach south of Ardivachar.
Oystercatchers at Loch Bi You are never far from the loud piping calls of oystercatchers on the Uists. These two appeared to be having a chat on the edge of Loch Bi.
Oystercatchers at Loch Bi
You are never far from the loud piping calls of oystercatchers on the Uists. These two appeared to be having a chat on the edge of Loch Bi.
Evening light, Loch Bi One curious feature here is the line of stones just offshore and shown on the OS map as a boundary. One would hardly consider this as a wall.
Evening light, Loch Bi
One curious feature here is the line of stones just offshore and shown on the OS map as a boundary. One would hardly consider this as a wall.
Across a corner of Loch Bi Loch Bi is an extensive area of brackish water extending across much of the northern end of South Uist and almost cutting it in half. This view is across one small inlet towards houses at Lochdar.
Across a corner of Loch Bi
Loch Bi is an extensive area of brackish water extending across much of the northern end of South Uist and almost cutting it in half. This view is across one small inlet towards houses at Lochdar.
Northern end of South Uist's big beach This white sand beach stretches almost all the way down the west side of South Uist. Generally plenty of room to erect your deck chair without getting too close to others.
Northern end of South Uist's big beach
This white sand beach stretches almost all the way down the west side of South Uist. Generally plenty of room to erect your deck chair without getting too close to others.
Evening light on the beach Around 10pm on a June evening with light slowly fading over the Atlantic.
Evening light on the beach
Around 10pm on a June evening with light slowly fading over the Atlantic.
Geo Bhata A small rocky bay at Aird a Mhachair.
Geo Bhata
A small rocky bay at Aird a Mhachair.
Rocky foreshore, Geo Bhata Looking out to sea along a reef at Geo Bhata.
Rocky foreshore, Geo Bhata
Looking out to sea along a reef at Geo Bhata.
Eider creche Groups of eider ducklings with 'aunties' who look after them.
Eider creche
Groups of eider ducklings with 'aunties' who look after them.
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Cill Amhlaidh is located at Grid Ref: NF7545 (Lat: 57.378955, Lng: -7.4098981)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Kilaulay

What 3 Words

///reeling.houseboat.plantings. Near Balivanich, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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