taken 20 years ago, near to Lagganulva, Isle of Mull, Argyll And Bute, Scotland
Eas Fors
A bit of an optical illusion: the stream in the foreground appears to blend in with the sea, but in reality it plunges over the cliff edge to form Eas Fors. "Eas Fors" translates from Gaelic and Norse as "Waterfall, waterfall", so to call it "Eas Fors Waterfall" would be to really labour the point.
View across Loch Tuath to the island of Ulva.
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