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Ruined chapel on Nave Island

The remains of a chapel on the uninhabited Nave Island off the north coast of Islay as seen from Ardnave Point. The red brick chimney sticking up from the ruin was (not surprisingly) a later addition from when the ruin was used as a site for kelp burning.
No kelp's been burnt here for many a year though, and the little uninhabited island of c.37 acres is now a nature reserve. The highest point on the island, 34m (112ft) is marked by a trig point (at NR2923776093) which can just be made out as a little pimple top right of the image. (For a close-up see NR2976 : Nave Island, Islay)