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near to Uragaig, Colonsay And Oronsay, Argyll And Bute, Scotland

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	Owly sand ducks? by Tiger This sign originally read "PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY - HENS AND DUCKS" but damage to the left-hand side has resulted in a bizarre message! Update: for the situation, and a view of the sign as later restored, see NR3998 : Road to Uragaig.
	Kiloran Bay and Port Sgibinis, Colonsay by Donald MacDonald This anchorage is not mentioned in the Clyde Cruising Club's Sailing Directions; probably its exposure to the Atlantic would be the reason. Hamish Haswell-Smith describes it as an "occasional" anchorage and potentially... (more)
	Looking across Kiloran Bay from Creagan by Russel Wills The inlet beyond the rocky islet is Port Sgibinis. Mull in the distance.
	Kiloran Bay, Colonsay by Bob Jones This sand at the western end of the bay is covered at high water.
	Kiloran Bay and Port Sgibinis by Bob Moncrieff Kiloran Bay with Mull in the distance. The headland shelters Port Sgibinis, reputed to have been used by the Vikings.
	House at Uragaig by M J Richardson With the rocky outcrop of Creag nan Ubhal beyond.
	Road to Uragaig by Tom Richardson
	Kiloran Bay rock pool by Bob Jones One of several pools left behind by the receding tide. The water in the pool is crystal clear.
	Kiloran Bay and Carnan Eoin by Bob Moncrieff Looking north-east over Kiloran Bay from Uragaig with Carnan Eoin on the left which is the highest (143m) of the 22 "MacPies" on Colonsay and Oronsay.
	Postie arrives at Creagan by Russel Wills Creagan has a wonderful view of Kiloran Bay.
	Creagan croft, Colonsay by Julian Paren Creagan is a small croft that includes hens and ducks. See NR3998 : Road to Uragaig from the past, but the sign is still present today. Creagan croft house is the first house in the earlier image. The island of Mull lies across the water.
	Raised beach at Port an Tighe Mhoir by Julian Paren There is an interesting descent to the beach along an ancient path.