One of the possible destinations on our cruise in June is Inchkenneth. I have only been there once, (see Book 1, Chapter 12 ) and am looki...

I have only been to Inchkenneth once (see book 1, chapter 12 for the story of that visit.) One thing I was not able to see while I was on t...

I first read about Neil MacGillivray in Alasdair Alpin Magregor's book Skye and the Inner Hebrides (1953). Neil was the island boatman...

Before we leave Inchkenneth we'll visit this rectangular patch of rubble near Inchkenneth House. It is all that's left of the home ...

The Inchkenneth Cross, c arved from a piece of blue slate, dates to the sixteenth century. Just visible at the bottom of the shaft is a pai...

I had wanted to see Inchkenneth chapel ever since reading Boswell's account of his (and a companion's) stay on the island in 1773. ...

This photo from Book 1 is of Inchkenneth in Loch na Keal. The cloud-shrouded headland is Burg on the island of Mull. At its base lies the f...