Port an Lomaidh

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Argyllshire

Scotland

Port an Lomaidh

A849 towards Bunessan — A849 towards Bunessan Credit: Steven Brown

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Port an Lomaidh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.318967/-6.2637023 or Grid Reference NM3622. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A849 towards Bunessan

A849 towards Bunessan

Sheltered bay at Bunessan

Sheltered bay at Bunessan

A849 west of Bunessan

A849 west of Bunessan

A849 near Tiraghoil

A849 near Tiraghoil

Gated field entrance

Gated field entrance

A849 towards Fionnphort

A849 towards Fionnphort

Port aâ Chladaich

Port aâ Chladaich

Weedy foreshore near Bunessan The largest village in the Ross of Mull

Weedy foreshore near Bunessan

The largest village in the Ross of Mull

Bunessan at high water Bunessan is situated on Loch na Lathnaich on the road to the ferry to Iona.

Bunessan at high water

Bunessan is situated on Loch na Lathnaich on the road to the ferry to Iona.

North side of Bunessan Harbour Looking across Bunessan Harbour towards Cnoc Raib, with the impressive basalt cliffs on Ardmeanach in the background, on the other side of Loch Scridain.

North side of Bunessan Harbour

Looking across Bunessan Harbour towards Cnoc Raib, with the impressive basalt cliffs on Ardmeanach in the background, on the other side of Loch Scridain.

Aird an Daraich Looking northeast across Loch Scridain to Bearreach. Remains of old oaks occur in the near fields [Daraich is &#039;oak&#039; in the Gaelic]

Aird an Daraich

Looking northeast across Loch Scridain to Bearreach. Remains of old oaks occur in the near fields [Daraich is 'oak' in the Gaelic]

Tiraghoil and the A849 The road leads to the Iona Ferry at Fionnphort, 6km further on.

Tiraghoil and the A849

The road leads to the Iona Ferry at Fionnphort, 6km further on.

Lazy beds at Aird an Daraich By Ardness House near Bunessan on the A849 road to Fionnphort. The old traditional crofting method of cultivation, particularly of potatoes, by laying them on the surface and covering with seaweed and soil from the side [a precursor to modern raised beds; nothing is new!].

Lazy beds at Aird an Daraich

By Ardness House near Bunessan on the A849 road to Fionnphort. The old traditional crofting method of cultivation, particularly of potatoes, by laying them on the surface and covering with seaweed and soil from the side [a precursor to modern raised beds; nothing is new!].

Foreshore at Bunessan

Foreshore at Bunessan

Spar and Post Office at Bunessan Stockists of all essential supplies.

Spar and Post Office at Bunessan

Stockists of all essential supplies.

Pier at Bunessan On Loch Scridain.

Pier at Bunessan

On Loch Scridain.

Port a'Chladaich Looking across the foreshore from the pier near Bunessan.

Port a'Chladaich

Looking across the foreshore from the pier near Bunessan.

Traigh Mhor at Eorabus.

Traigh Mhor at Eorabus.

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Port an Lomaidh is located at Grid Ref: NM3622 (Lat: 56.318967, Lng: -6.2637023)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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///bends.reframe.assure. Near Fionnphort, Argyll & Bute

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