Bart Bear's Blog

This looks like a young volcano with a lava flow coming down the side, but it isn't. In fact it is a very old volcano and lava hasn't flowed from it for millions of years. This is Glamalg, one of the Cuillin Hills on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The Oldies spent two days on the isle, and despite the fact that it is known as "the isle of mists", they had perfect weather while they were there. The bridge is at Sligachan, a small town where the main roads of the isle meet. The Oldies say that this is one of the prettiest bridges they saw on their trip. Dad remembers it because of the zillions of mozzies that had a go at him while he was finding the best spot to take the photo.

Labels: Scotland