Lòn Bhearnuis

Bay in Argyllshire

Scotland

Lòn Bhearnuis

Slopes of Beinn Eolasary A sharp reentrant which is marked as a fault on the solid geology map.
Slopes of Beinn Eolasary Credit: Richard Webb

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Slopes of Beinn Eolasary A sharp reentrant which is marked as a fault on the solid geology map.
Slopes of Beinn Eolasary
A sharp reentrant which is marked as a fault on the solid geology map.
Top layer of the cake: Beinn Eolasary The highest lava flow in Ulva's traps makes an impressive crag. The rock is very slippery though as I found out the hard way when trying to get through at a weakness.
Top layer of the cake: Beinn Eolasary
The highest lava flow in Ulva's traps makes an impressive crag. The rock is very slippery though as I found out the hard way when trying to get through at a weakness.
Summit, Beinn Eolasary A flat basalt table on top of Ulva's highest trap lava flow.
Summit, Beinn Eolasary
A flat basalt table on top of Ulva's highest trap lava flow.
On Beinn Eolasary The crags are the upper lava flow on Ulva, the top layer in the stepped landscape of the island.
On Beinn Eolasary
The crags are the upper lava flow on Ulva, the top layer in the stepped landscape of the island.
Dry stone dyke, Ulva A wall running across the island between Beinn Eolasary and Beinn Chreagach, the two main hills.
Dry stone dyke, Ulva
A wall running across the island between Beinn Eolasary and Beinn Chreagach, the two main hills.
The lochan on Beinn an Lochain, Ulva Trap landscape seen from moorland on Beinn Chreagach
The lochan on Beinn an Lochain, Ulva
Trap landscape seen from moorland on Beinn Chreagach
Traps, Beinn Eolasary Ulva's distinctive stepped landscape, seen from Beinn Chreagach.
Traps, Beinn Eolasary
Ulva's distinctive stepped landscape, seen from Beinn Chreagach.
Beinn Chreagach, Ulva View from Beinn Eolasary showing the Ulva trap landscape formed by successive lava flows.
Beinn Chreagach, Ulva
View from Beinn Eolasary showing the Ulva trap landscape formed by successive lava flows.
One step to go - Beinn Chreagach Approaching the summit of the stepped hill - caused by successive lava flows.
One step to go - Beinn Chreagach
Approaching the summit of the stepped hill - caused by successive lava flows.
Beinn Chreagach trig pillar
Beinn Chreagach trig pillar
Crag, Beinn Chreagach The stepped appearance of Ulva is due to a succession of lava flows.
Crag, Beinn Chreagach
The stepped appearance of Ulva is due to a succession of lava flows.
Eilean a' Choire A small flat island just off Ulva.
Eilean a' Choire
A small flat island just off Ulva.
Eilean a' Choire The northern end of a skerry off Ulva.
Eilean a' Choire
The northern end of a skerry off Ulva.
Rubha Chulinish Headland on the north coast of Ulva.
Rubha Chulinish
Headland on the north coast of Ulva.
Passing Rubha Chulinish Jessica Louise passes Rubha Chulinish bound for Ulva Ferry.
Passing Rubha Chulinish
Jessica Louise passes Rubha Chulinish bound for Ulva Ferry.
The entrance to Am Brù Am Brù is the narrow channel (dry at low tide) which separates the Isles of Ulva (to the left) from Gometra.
The entrance to Am Brù
Am Brù is the narrow channel (dry at low tide) which separates the Isles of Ulva (to the left) from Gometra.
Beinn Eolasary Sixth TuMP of a bright sunny day with Jim Bloomer and Richard Tibbetts.
Name: Beinn Eolasary
Hill number: 102179
Height: 306m / 1004ft
Area: 17E: Mull and Nearby Islands
Class: 3
Grid ref: NM389403 (est)
Drop: 69m
Col: 237m
Beinn Eolasary
Sixth TuMP of a bright sunny day with Jim Bloomer and Richard Tibbetts. Name: Beinn Eolasary Hill number: 102179 Height: 306m / 1004ft Area: 17E: Mull and Nearby Islands Class: 3 Grid ref: NM389403 (est) Drop: 69m Col: 237m
Cnoc Rubha Dubh First TuMP of a bright sunny day with Jim Bloomer and Richard Tibbetts after a military march from the Ulva Ferry.

Name: Cnoc Rubha Dubh
Hill number: 102451
Height: 67m / 220ft
Area: 17E: Mull and Nearby Islands
Class: 0
Grid ref: NM375412 (est)
Drop: 38m
Col: 29m
Cnoc Rubha Dubh
First TuMP of a bright sunny day with Jim Bloomer and Richard Tibbetts after a military march from the Ulva Ferry. Name: Cnoc Rubha Dubh Hill number: 102451 Height: 67m / 220ft Area: 17E: Mull and Nearby Islands Class: 0 Grid ref: NM375412 (est) Drop: 38m Col: 29m
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Lòn Bhearnuis is located at Grid Ref: NM3941 (Lat: 56.497059, Lng: -6.2356834)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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Baligorton
Note: Gaelic name possibly Baile a' Ghoirtein but can't confirm
Place: hamlet
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