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Ben More on isle of Mull in Scotland

Ben More on isle of Mull in Scotland

Caver in the costline

Rocky seashore with caverns and caves. Rocky seashore with caverns and caves

Couple of sheeps. Couple of sheeps

Play of the waves

Splash of wave of rock. Splash of wave of rock

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time,

Cooking of mulled wine with fruits

fionnphort beach mull hebrides scotland

fionnphort beach mull hebrides scotland

Celtic Cross, Iona Abbey, Argyll and Bute, Iono, Scotland,UK. Iona is a small island in the Inner Hebrides off the western coast of Scotland. It was a centre of Irish monasticism for four centuries and is today renowned for its tranquillity and natural beauty. It is a popular tourist destination and a place for retreats. Its modern Gaelic name means "Iona of Columba". Iona Abbey was a centre of Gaelic monasticism for three centuries and is today known for its relative tranquillity and natural environment. It is a tourist destination and a place for spiritual retreats. Its modern Scottish Gaelic name means "Iona of (Saint) Columba" (formerly anglicised"Icolmkill") Iona Abbey is an abbey located on the island of Iona, just off the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland. Iona Abbey is the spiritual home of the Iona Community, an ecumenical Christian religious order, whose headquarters are in Glasgow. The Abbey remains a popular site of Christian pilgrimage today.

Abandoned ship wreck

Abandoned sail boat on a beach in marsa alam, egypt. Abandoned sail boat on a beach in marsa alam, egypt

Caverns in the rock of laguna

Caves in the rock of blue laguna. Caves in the rock of blue laguna

Ledaig Point, Lismore Island and Isle of Mull

Ledaig Point, Lismore Island and Isle of Mull

A tree branch full of delicate moss on the Isle of Mull, Scotland. A tree branch full of delicate moss on the Isle of Mull, Scotland.

Duart Castle, Isle of Mull

Duart Castle, Isle of Mull

Duart castle, Isle of Mull Scotland, from above

Duart castle, Isle of Mull Scotland, from above

Tobermory in a summer day, capital of the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

Tobermory in a summer day, capital of the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,

A stairway on the beach in denmark. A stairway on the beach in denmark.

St Martain's Cross and Well

St Martain's Cross and Well, Iona Abbey, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, U.K. This one of the Oldest Celtic Cross at the Abbey. It has been there in AD. St Martin’s High Cross on Iona stands over 14 feet high and, on its stepped base, well over 16 feet, and is made of red granite. It is very similar in sculptural design to some of the Irish high crosses, with its typical ring-head. One of its faces has scenes from the Bible, while the opposite face has Celtic-style decoration and bosses; but it is a beautifully and richly carved monument, which is thought to date from around 800 AD although some think it may date from the 6th Century – at which time it would have been set-up and dedicated to St Martin of Tours (320-401). So, we might ask: did St Columba have a hand in the setting up of the cross? There is a replica of the 8th or 10th Century St John’s Cross, the original is in the abbey museum (along with St Matthew’s Cross) and has a serpent with boss and spirals. St John the Evangelist was the apostle of Christ. There is also MacLean’s Cross though this is more recent, still, and dates from the 15th Century; it is named after a chief of the clan MacLean. St Martain's Cross and Well, Iona Abbey, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, U.K. This one of the Oldest Celtic Cross at the Abbey. It has been there in AD. St Martin’s High Cross on Iona stands over 14 feet high and, on its stepped base, well over 16 feet, and is made of red granite. It is very similar in sculptural design to some of the Irish high crosses, with its typical ring-head. One of its faces has scenes from the Bible, while the opposite face has Celtic-style decoration and bosses; but it is a beautifully and richly carved monument, which is thought to date from around 800 AD although some think it may date from the 6th Century – at which time it would have been set-up and dedicated to St Martin of Tours (320-401). So, we might ask: did St Columba have a hand in the setting up of the cross? There is a replica of the 8th or 10th Century St John’s Cross, the original is in the abbey museum (along with St Matthew’s Cross) and has a serpent with boss and spirals. St John the Evangelist was the apostle of Christ. There is also MacLean’s Cross though this is more recent, still, and dates from the 15th Century; it is named after a chief of the clan MacLean.

Cooking of mulled wine with fruits

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, beer in glass, focus on beer froth,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, beer in glass, focus on beer froth,

Sheep lamb meadow Mull Ulva

Sheep lamb meadow Mull Ulva

Fionnphort port Isle of Mull Scotland UK view to Iona island

Fionnphort port Isle of Mull Scotland UK view to Iona island

A Puffin from the Isle of Lunga, off the coast of Mull, west Scotland. A Puffin from the Isle of Lunga, off the coast of Mull, west Scotland.

Sweet and juice blackberry

Sweet and juice blackberry with leafs close up

Calgary Bay beach Isle of Mull Argyll and Bute Scotland uk Scottish Inner Hebrides

Calgary Bay beach Isle of Mull Argyll and Bute Scotland uk Scottish Inner Hebrides

Portrait of a cute and hairy Scottish Highland cow. Portrait of a cute and hairy Scottish Highland cow

Two puffins interacting on the Scottish island of Lunga. Shallow depth of field

Close-up of two puffins interacting on the Scottish island of Lunga. Shallow depth of field

Abandoned boats

Abandoned boats

Cooking of mulled wine with fruits

McLean Falls,The Catlins

McLean Falls,The Catlins,New Zealand

Highland cow walking in a village

Highland cow walking in a village at dusk

Beach in Scotland, white sand. Beach in Scotland, white sand

Elastic bandage for the injury

Puffin on the Island of Lunga

Puffin on the Island of Lunga, Treshnish Isles, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, U.K Known as “Clown Birds” and “Sea Parrots”, due to their large colourful bills, Atlantic Puffins are one of the most adorable, if not the most, adorable birds I have had the luxury of photographing. While puffins spend most of the year at sea, they return to land for a short period, between April and August, for nesting. There are four different species of Puffins, Atlantic, Tufted and Horned plus the differently named Rhinoceros Auklet (sometimes known as a unicorn or horn-billed puffin). Of these four species, the Atlantic Puffin is the one most commonly found in Europe. Over 90% of the world’s Atlantic Puffins are found within Europe, with 60% found in Iceland. In the UK, puffins normally nest on islands off the coast, between April to August (sometimes July). Starting in late April, the puffin will create a burrow where it lays just one egg. The eggs are incubated for around 40 days, and then upon hatching the chick lives in the burrow, where it fledges for a further 40 days. Sometime in July or August, when the chick is ready to leave the burrow, the Puffins return to the sea. So for your best chances of seeing puffins, I recommend visiting Lunga during June or early July. This will ensure you’re visiting during the height of the breeding season, guaranteeing you will get to see lots of activity. Lunga is an Island located in the Treshnish Isles, part of the Inner

Sound of Mull, Kerrera, Lismore from Oban, Argyll

Sound of Mull, Kerrera, Lismore from Oban, Argyll

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,

Mulled wine on fire

Mulled wine with lemon and spices on fire. Mulled wine with lemon and spices on fire

Laguna of sandy sunny beach. Laguna of sandy sunny beach

Carsaig Arches Mull

Carsaig Arches Mull

Ship wrecks on a shore of Isle of Mull

This was taken in the Isle of Mull. This was taken in the Isle of Mull

Man thinking in brass isolated on white background

Arches of Mull

Elastic bandage

Elastic bandage for the injury

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,

Cooking of mulled wine with fruits

Tobermory in a summer day, capital of the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

Tobermory in a summer day, capital of the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,. Drinking time... cold beer in summer time, focus on beer froth,

Taken in Scotland, of a young Highland bull. Taken in Scotland, of a young Highland bull

St John's Cross

St John's Cross, on Iona stands over 14 feet high and, on its stepped base, well over 16 feet, and is made of red granite. It is very similar in sculptural design to some of the Irish high crosses, with its typical ring-head. One of its faces has scenes from the Bible, while the opposite face has Celtic-style decoration and bosses; but it is a beautifully and richly carved monument, which is thought to date from around 800 AD although some think it may date from the 6th Century – at which time it would have been set-up and dedicated to St Martin of Tours (320-401). So, we might ask: did St Columba have a hand in the setting up of the cross? There is a replica of the 8th or 10th Century St John’s Cross, the original is in the abbey museum (along with St Matthew’s Cross) and has a serpent with boss and spirals. St John the Evangelist was the apostle of Christ. There is also MacLean’s Cross though this is more recent, still, and dates from the 15th Century; it is named after a chief of the clan MacLean. Iona Abbey is an abbey located on the island of Iona, just off the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland. It is one of the oldest Christian religious centres in Western Europe. The abbey was a focal point for the spread of Christianity throughout Scotland and marks the foundation of a monastic community by St. Columba when Iona was part of the Kingdom of Dál Riata. Saint Aidan served as a monk at Iona, before helping to re-establish. St John's Cross, on Iona stands over 14 feet high and, on its stepped base, well over 16 feet, and is made of red granite. It is very similar in sculptural design to some of the Irish high crosses, with its typical ring-head. One of its faces has scenes from the Bible, while the opposite face has Celtic-style decoration and bosses; but it is a beautifully and richly carved monument, which is thought to date from around 800 AD although some think it may date from the 6th Century – at which time it would have been set-up and dedicated to St Martin of Tours (320-401). So, we might ask: did St Columba have a hand in the setting up of the cross? There is a replica of the 8th or 10th Century St John’s Cross, the original is in the abbey museum (along with St Matthew’s Cross) and has a serpent with boss and spirals. St John the Evangelist was the apostle of Christ. There is also MacLean’s Cross though this is more recent, still, and dates from the 15th Century; it is named after a chief of the clan MacLean. Iona Abbey is an abbey located on the island of Iona, just off the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland. It is one of the oldest Christian religious centres in Western Europe. The abbey was a focal point for the spread of Christianity throughout Scotland and marks the foundation of a monastic community by St. Columba when Iona was part of the Kingdom of Dál Riata. Saint Aidan served as a monk at Iona, before helping to re-establish

Shaman rock. Baikal

Shaman rock near Burkhan mull. Baikal. Shaman rock near Burkhan mull. Baikal

Main courtyard in Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland.

Main courtyard in Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland.

Ship wrecks on a shore of Isle of Mull

Loch Na Keal on the Isle of Mull

Loch Na Keal on the Isle of Mull

Elastic bandage for the injury

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