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2c. Isle of Mull

Jacqueline Elmslie | Tobermory Bay and the Bay with seaweed

Tobermory Bay and the Bay with seaweed

Lots of seaweed decorates the sea in Tobermory Bay, Isle of Mull
Jacqueline Elmslie | Glen More

Glen More

The beautiful Glen More on the Isle of Mull passes through beautiful scenery on the road between Craignure and Fionnphort.
Jacqueline Elmslie | Loch na Keal Reflections

Loch na Keal Reflections

Looking across beautiful Loch na Keal to Ben More on the Isle of Mull, Scotland
Jacqueline Elmslie | The Abbey of Iona

The Abbey of Iona

St Columba arrived here in AD563 with 12 companions and founded a monastery. It became one of the most reknowned and enduring symbols of the Christian faith, a centre of pilgrimage, learning and artistic excellence, surviving many attacks by the Vikings. In the 12th century a Benedictine abbey and an Augustinian nunnery were founded here but later fell into ruin during the Reformation in 1560. In the 20th century restoration took place and it is now a quiet and peaceful place.