A Kilchoan Diary: Picture of the Day

Monday 25 July 2011

Picture of the Day

Posted by Jon at 18:58

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simon25 July 2011 at 22:38
That is sh1t ;)
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Kilchoan is a remote Scottish crofting village at the westernmost end of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, a two-hour drive to the west of Fort William. Its white houses are strung like pearls around a wide bay, looking out across the Sound of Mull to Tobermory. The year-round population of the village itself is just over a hundred, but this diary writes about all the villages of western Ardnamurchan, including Portuairk, Sanna, Achosnich, Achnaha and Kilmory.

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