Jun 23, 2015
Rubh' an Dunain, Skye: 8000 Years of History
Rubh’ an Dunain, Skye: 8000 Years of History
by Martin Wildgoose
Aerial view of the Rubh’ an Dunain peninsula
Members of NOSAS towards the tackman’s house on Rubh’ an Dunain. Canna is on the skyline.
A warm sunny Sunday in early June saw NOSAS members gathering in the Glenbrittle campsite, at the foot of the Cuillin Mountains. The view south was spectacular, Canna seemed unusually close and South Uist and Barra lay in the haze on the…
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