Ard Beag and Ardmore Bay, Trumpan, Skye

Ard Beag and Ardmore Bay, Trumpan, Skye - Sea and sand
Waternish is the central of the three most prominent peninsulas to project north west into the Minch from Skye. The ruin of Trumpan Church stands on a site overlooking the sea at Trumpan. This is as far as the public road goes along the west side of the Waternish Peninsula, though it is still nearly 4 miles short of the peninsula's tip at Waternish Point. Trumpan was once a thriving medieval township and the church served as its focal point.

The meadows around Trumpan Church are a site for the Corncrake, an extremely rare bird in the UK, albeit calling birds are impossible to see in the dense vegetation.

Date: 21st June 2014

Location: view from Trumpan church

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