Looking back towards Port an Eas
I made the mistake of thinking it was going to be a nice day so set off bright and early to fill in this gap. There are a lot of new houses being built at Kilnaughton so the road is tarmac for further. I parked at the end of the tarmac stretch and walked the very familiar stretch to Port an Eas, one of my favourite beaches. The day had begun to cloud over slightly but the rain held off until I reached my destination. I wasn't exactly sure if i'd know when I'd 'joined the gap' but the burn that runs into the sea at Inveraval is a good landmark. There are a couple of beautiful waterfalls here. The water had also begun to fall from the sky and I got soaked on my return journey.
It wasn't really a day for photos but I'll attach this one where I am looking back at Port an Eas.
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