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Bàgh an Leigh

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Bàgh an Leigh

Houses at Samhla
Houses at Samhla Credit: Sandy Gerrard

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Bàgh an Leigh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.530318/-7.3502995 or Grid Reference NF7961. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Houses at Samhla
Houses at Samhla
Baleshare - North Uist Causeway Looking east from Samhla to North Uist. Interestingly, although both sides are open to the sea, there is water to the south but it was dry on the north.
Baleshare - North Uist Causeway
Looking east from Samhla to North Uist. Interestingly, although both sides are open to the sea, there is water to the south but it was dry on the north.
Shore at Samhla Looking south from the west end of the causeway.
Shore at Samhla
Looking south from the west end of the causeway.
Atlantic storm beach on Baleshare/Baile Sear Looking southeast from the top of the stony bank created by stormy seas.
Atlantic storm beach on Baleshare/Baile Sear
Looking southeast from the top of the stony bank created by stormy seas.
Beware at Baleshare RSPB notice about Little Terns nesting on the beach. Reseeded machair land is beyond, and the beach is off to the right.
Beware at Baleshare
RSPB notice about Little Terns nesting on the beach. Reseeded machair land is beyond, and the beach is off to the right.
Reseeded machair Looking northeast across flat sandy machair land.
Reseeded machair
Looking northeast across flat sandy machair land.
Farmhouse on Baleshare The peak in the distance, to the left, is Eaval on North Uist.
Farmhouse on Baleshare
The peak in the distance, to the left, is Eaval on North Uist.
Machair fields at Sloch Sabhaidh On the flat sandy island of Baleshare/Baile Sear. The distant hill is Eaval on North Uist [11.5km].
Machair fields at Sloch Sabhaidh
On the flat sandy island of Baleshare/Baile Sear. The distant hill is Eaval on North Uist [11.5km].
Fence at Ceardach Ruadh Looking inland from the west coast of Baleshare.
Fence at Ceardach Ruadh
Looking inland from the west coast of Baleshare.
Looking inland from Sloc Sabhaidh Machair pasture on Baleshare, looking east to Eaval, about 15km away.
Looking inland from Sloc Sabhaidh
Machair pasture on Baleshare, looking east to Eaval, about 15km away.
Pasture on Baleshare/Baile Sear Looking northeast from the road to Teanna Mhachair on the west side of the island. The high land beyond will be on North Uist.
Pasture on Baleshare/Baile Sear
Looking northeast from the road to Teanna Mhachair on the west side of the island. The high land beyond will be on North Uist.
Machair on Baleshare/Baile Sear Looking northwest to a slight rise in the ground, on which there are the remains of a Dun.
Machair on Baleshare/Baile Sear
Looking northwest to a slight rise in the ground, on which there are the remains of a Dun.
Gateway at Sloc Sabhaidh The coastal end of a track that leads across the machair to the road to the causeway back to North Uist.
Gateway at Sloc Sabhaidh
The coastal end of a track that leads across the machair to the road to the causeway back to North Uist.
Miles of sand The southern half of the big beach on the west side of Baleshare island.
Miles of sand
The southern half of the big beach on the west side of Baleshare island.
Is this the home ground of Baleshare Albion FC? Goalposts on the machair just behind the dunes and beach on Baleshare. Biggest hazard here would appear to be rabbit holes across the pitch.
Is this the home ground of Baleshare Albion FC?
Goalposts on the machair just behind the dunes and beach on Baleshare. Biggest hazard here would appear to be rabbit holes across the pitch.
Take care - terns nesting The pebble bank at the back of Baleshare beach is favoured as a nesting site by arctic terns, thus the notice asking visitors to keep away from the area. The pebble bank only stretches a relatively short distance south from the car parking area before being lost under the dune system.
Take care - terns nesting
The pebble bank at the back of Baleshare beach is favoured as a nesting site by arctic terns, thus the notice asking visitors to keep away from the area. The pebble bank only stretches a relatively short distance south from the car parking area before being lost under the dune system.
A sandy island surrounded by sand This is the part of the extensive area of tidal sand on the east side of Baile Sear island. The sand must be firm due to the number of vehicle tyre tracks across it. Looking due east towards the profile of Eabhal.
A sandy island surrounded by sand
This is the part of the extensive area of tidal sand on the east side of Baile Sear island. The sand must be firm due to the number of vehicle tyre tracks across it. Looking due east towards the profile of Eabhal.
Vehicle graveyard Baile Sear Vehicles are rather like dwellings on the Western Isles. When no longer wanted, they are simply left to rot out in the elements.
Vehicle graveyard Baile Sear
Vehicles are rather like dwellings on the Western Isles. When no longer wanted, they are simply left to rot out in the elements.
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Bàgh an Leigh is located at Grid Ref: NF7961 (Lat: 57.530318, Lng: -7.3502995)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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