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near to Taobh a Tuath Loch Aineort, South Uist & Benbecula, Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Scotland

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	A Misty Loch Aineort by John MacKenzie A misty day on South Uist
	Loch nam Faoileann by Rupert Fleetingly
	Ruin by Loch Aineort by Anne Burgess Just a couple of feet of wall is all that remains of a house which once stood here. Beinn na Tobha in the background.
	Loch Aineort in all its complexity by Gordon Brown Out there is the sea (The Sea of the Hebrides). Loch Aineort makes an excellent and well sheltered anchorage for yachts.
	Rubha na h-Oitireach by Colin Smith Rocky promontory at the road end of North Loch Aineort, a sea loch.
	Round leaved sundew by Loch Aineort by Frances Watts A gully by the path alongside Loch Aineort is worth examining for rare and interesting plants.
	Loch Aineort's hidden harbour by AlastairG This tiny harbour on Loch Aineort, South Uist, is not much wider than a single car garage. Maybe this is why it escaped the OS cartographers! I haven't been able to find it on any map including all the scales available on MAGIC. It... (more)
	Small woodland above Loch Aineort by Alan Pickup
	Plantation by Loch Aineort by Hugh Venables One of the few areas of woodland on South Uist.
	Path to Ben More by Tom Richardson
	The path to Bagh Lathach by Gordon Hatton The owner of this croft has done a superb job in constructing a series of good paths, picnic and rest areas etc, and has also planted a wide variety of native and exotic plants. This is the main path that leads from the road end towards Bagh Lathach.
	Ruin by the loch. by Gordon Hatton An excellent path leads from the road end on the north side of Loch Aineort to a ruined croft above the loch. Recent path improvements have included the provision of a 'stone settee' for those who wish to sit and admire the view.