Eas Mor Waterfall Kildonan Isle of Arran Ayrshire Scotland UK
May 2018
Eas a`Chúal Aluinn
Eas a`Chúal Aluinn einer der höchsten und spektakulärsten Wasserfälle Schottlands.... Ein Wasserfall über dem Fjord.
Biggest waterfall in the United Kingdom, 200 meters (Eas a' Chual Aluinn)
The biggest waterfall in the United Kingdom (Eas a' Chual Aluinn)
Eas a' Chual Aluinn (grid reference NC281278) in the parish of Assynt, Sutherland, Highland, Scotland, is the highest waterfall in the United Kingdom [1] with a sheer drop of 658 ft (200 m). When in full flow it is over three times higher than Niagara Falls.
The waterfall can be reached by a six-mile walk across boggy ground from the road three miles south of Kylesku in Sutherland. In good weather, a boat-trip runs from the slipway by the Kylesku Hotel to Loch Beag, from where the waterfall is visible.
The name is a corruption of Scottish Gaelic Eas a' Chùil Àlainn, (waterfall of the beautiful tresses).
Lamlash video 2
A longer video round Lamlash
Lady Isle Lighthouse, Troon
Helicopter doing maintenance work.
Glenashdale Falls. Isle of Arran. Scotland
Glenashdale Falls. Whiting Bay. Isle of Arran. Firth of Clyde. North Ayrshire. Scotland... On a very wet day in June 2017
Kings Cave - Arran
Kings Cave, Isle of Arran, Scotland, UK. Filmed using a DJI Phantom 2 Vision+
Above Glenashdale Falls, Isle of Arran
Filmed during my recent visit to Arran. shot using a Dji Inspire.
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Eas a' Chual Aluinn - Britain's highest waterfall hike
This rough walk takes you into the heart of Assynt's rocky landscape, past pretty lochans and streams to reach the top of Britain's highest waterfall, Eas a' Chual Aluinn. The route leads to the best vantage point near the top of the falls, although the entire drop into the deep glen below cannot be seen.
Isle of Arran - 03 Glenashdale Falls und Kings Cave
Wir nehmen Euch mit bei regnerischem Wetter zu den Glenashdale Falls und zu den King´s Cave am Nachmittag - das Wetter hat sich sehr erholt ;)
Glenshdale Falls:
Kings Cave
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Old Photographs Of Kildonan Isle Of Arran Scotland
Tour Scotland wee video of old photographs of Kildonan on the Isle Of Arran. Kildonan is situated on the southern coast of the Isle of Arran. The name Kildonan derives from Saint Donan who is reputedly buried in the village. Early life in the village revolved around Kildonan Castle, sometimes referred to as Kildonan Tower. Once a royal seat, the castle passed hands between various Scottish nobles, before latterly belonging to the Hamilton family in 1544, by which time they were the Earls of Arran. The Tower was later sacked and burnt by the Earl of Sussex around 1558. Ruined remains of the building are still in existence. There is a large sandy beach the length of the village, which is unusual for the geology of Arran where rocky beaches are far more common. The former Free church now unused was built of random coursed sandstone and harled walls with a slated roof. The eastern gable retains some of the church’s former grandeur, with a rounded doorway framed by projecting post and lintel supports. Originally the eastern gable had a bell housing at the top. Two flat headed windows with triple frames lie on each side of the doorway arch. The nave walls have been altered but may have included similar windows. The western gable wall has been similarly modernized and hosts two simple flat-headed rectangular windows.
Isle of Arran 2019
Wildlife highlights from our family trip to the lovely Isle of Arran 2019
Motorhome Tour of Scotland - Arran Revisted - May 2017
We go back to the lovely Isle of Arran. Our first campsite is Seal Shore in Kildonan on the south of Arran. Our second campsite is at Lochranza where wild red deer are regular visitors.
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Walk around Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides, Scotland
The Virtual Tourist walks around Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides, Scotland
Taste Arran - fabulous food & drink
Arran boasts some fabulous eateries. Whether you're after a romantic dinner for two or a pub meal for six, Arran caters for your needs. Check out menus too - many of Arran's hotels, restaurants and pubs will have delicious mouth-watering recipes made with local Arran produce -- not to be missed!
Isle Be Wild at Brodick Castle
A fantastic new play experience for younger visitors to the National Trust for Scotland’s Brodick Castle and Country Park, on the Isle of Arran.
Filmed by Tim Hodkinson of The Aerial Imagery Centre, Whiting Bay, Arran, Copyright 2017.
The Perfect Day on Beinn Tarsuinn | Isle of Arran
Stephen and I hike the classic Three Beinns Circuit on the Isle of Arran in perfect conditions. A high level moutain hike starting and finishing in Glen Rosa with Beinn Tarsuinn is the main attraction with stunning views of Goat Fell, Cir Mhor and beyond.
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Isle of Arran - Chasing Waterfalls
Video shot at Glenashdale Falls in Whiting Bay Village
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Arran Whisky and Water and Standing Stones - (Scotland)
Arran Whisky and Water and Standing Stones - (Scotland)
Lochranza
Perhaps the most attractive of Arran's villages, Lochranza is surrounded on three sides by hills and facing the imposing grey ruin of its castle placed dramatically on a shingle spit sticking into the Loch, a visit is an essential part of any trip to the Isle of Arran. The ferry route from Lochranza to Claonaig, provides a back door to the island. Of course there is also the Visitor Centre for the Isle of Arran Distillery. The distillery itself had begun production in 1995 and was the first (legal) distillery on Arran for 160 years. It can be found in purpose built premises at the southern end of the village.
Machrie Mor
One of the largest areas of reasonably level ground on the Isle of Arran, lies in a broad triangle to the south of the Machrie Water as it makes its way to the sea a little south of mid way down the island's west coast. People have been present in this part of Arran for up to 8,000 years, and for the last 6,000 of those years they have been living in ways that left a physical imprint on the landscape around them. At the heart of this wider ancient landscape, both physically and spiritually, is Machrie Moor. Here are the remains of no fewer than six closely grouped stone circles, while the immediately surrounding area comes complete with chambered cairns, a standing stone and more hut circles.
Eas Mors
Eas Mor is a waterfall on the island of Arran, Scotland. It is located on the Allt Mor north of Auchenhew Bridge near the village of Kildonan. The name is from Gaelic and means big waterfall. This forest walk climbs past a dramatic waterfall to reach a remote and peaceful hill loch. 2km, 1 hr moderate up/down hill walk on good track.
9 Oct 19 – Machrie Moor
Today the weather is no better, so time for an indoor day. We drove back up to Lochranza via the Machrie Moor parking. We followed the coastal road all the way and spent much of the time in water rather than beside it. The rain is causing the ground to saturate and flow straight into the sea via the quickest route. We arrived at the distillery and headed in for some lunch before our tour. The food was excellent as was the tour and the whisky. After the tour we headed for Lochranza Castle to take some video and photos. Then back to the distillery to collect a geocache and Lindsay wanted some Chocolate! Then we headed back off to our planned park up at Machrie Moor. Here we intended to stop and head for the stones in the morning. Nope! Lindsay was straight off to visit the stone s. Time to settle in and stay out of the weather.
10 Oct 19 – Crinan Canal
Today we had Rain, rain and more rain. We left Machrie Moor with the intention of heading for Glenashdale. We stopped instead at Eas Mors for a walk between the showers. Lindsay made it, back and legs made me turn around and head back. We then headed to Lamlash Point via the shops to restock. We lunched at Seal point and Lindsay walked to the end of the point. We decided it was time to catch a ferry. Arran is a great place but we needed to head for drier places. We caught the last ferry of the day. Good Bye Arran we will be back. We head to Crinan for a night stop via a takeaway that did Chinese and Indian food. Then chill and relax and work out what we are dong tomorrow before bedtime, with some Arran Chocolate before bed.
Currently we are Weekend Warriors. We plan to go full time in the future, however for now we continue our explorations.
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