Scarinish is a bit like the little hub in Tiree. The Co-op, the post office, a coffee shop, a hotel and the museum are all around the harbour.
Little food library formerly known as a phone box.
Old meets new
View over Scarinish.
Tiree Hotel
Another day, another walk on the beach. In Tiree, I was always walking on a beach. And we had quite a few stunning days!
I ate lunch at the Farmhouse Café in Balemartin and walked along the coast and beach. There is a flock of highland cows right next to the café.
When cows and sheep mingle.
A postbox from the Victorian era – I was passing by here all the time and also put a few cards in.
When you arrive by ferry in the Isle of Tiree you will see this art installation near the ferry port.
An Turas is in, and of, the landscape and the place … it is that which gives it its meaning. (Visit Tiree)
An Turas is a collaboration between two young Scottish architects and a group of artists – a combination of architecture and art.
The end of “The Journey” is just another beginning.
We´re leaving Scarinish and going to Kirkapol for a nice walk along the beach and to visit the remains of two chapels.
Behind the Tiree Lodge Hotel and just a short walk from the beach are the two ancient chapels of Kirkapol.
The bigger one dates to the 14th century is the former parish church dedicated to Saint Columba. The smaller chapel also was dedicated to St Columba and goes back to the 13th century.
