The view westwards from a minor headland on the west coast of Luing, overlooking the Sound of Luing with the islands of Scarba [left] and Lunga [right]. The gap between the two is named as Bealach a Choin Ghlais and is often referred to as 'Little Corryvreckan' due to the strong tides and narrowness of the channel. Few yachtsmen would risk passing through this gap under sail, a motor being necessary to control a boat in 8 knot tides.
Uploaded to Geograph by Gordon Hatton on 24 July 2011
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