Seal Shore

Today was our last full day on this beautiful island. We had not visited the western side so decided to have a look. This side od the island is not very highly populated and the road was not as wide or as straight as on the eastern side. There were many twists and turns on our way to a car park next to some woods above The Kings Cave. It seems that all caves in this part claim to have a connection to Robert the Bruce, this one no different. Parking up we set off on a 4 mile circular walk to take in the views, the caves, and a sea arch. No sign of any spiders in the cave to inspire the Bruce, however lots of visitors had left behind small stone cairns.
After that we drove a further mile along the road and shoehorned ourselves into a small car park so we could also complete a 3 mile walk to and from the Moss Farm stone circles and standing stones.
The island, and a swathe of locations across Scotland at a similar latitude, has a great many similar pre-historic sitesOkumaya devam et