Located on the north shore of Tiree, a half-kilometer north of Loch na Gile, is an amazing boulder. Its Gaelic name is Clach na Choire. It ...

I have been posting on boats that have taken me to the Hebrides. But it occured to me that I should mention another vessel, one that took m...

While there are a half-dozen or so phone boxes on Tiree, this particular one, set next to a ruin above Traigh Bhagh, is memorable to me. I ...

After visiting the golf ball radar that sits on Carnan Mor, the highest point of Tiree, I went in search of a quieter summit. I found one he...

Here are a couple of random photos from a wander around Tiree on a wet autumn afternoon. I used the phone box in the first photo to shelter...

On the coast of Tiree due north of Kirkipol lies the ruined broch of Dun Mor Vaul . Its circular foundation, thirty-five feet in diameter, ...

This photo shows a Twin Otter landing on the Reef, Tiree's airfield. For a fascinating description of the airfield's (and some of T...

Yesterday's photo from Erraid reminded me of this picture of the island that I took from the window of a  Twin Otter  on a flight from ...