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Lochan na Crannaig, West Ardnamurchan.

Lochan na Crannaig, West Ardnamurchan.

What are the sounds and silences that shape your landscapes of meaning?

Part 13 of Spiorad Àird nam Murchan invites your stories.

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#SilenceAndSound #DeepListening
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Achateny (Field of Fire), West Ardnamurchan.

The peaks of the Rum Cuillins capped in snow emerge from the morning mists across the waters.

Achateny (Field of Fire), West Ardnamurchan. The peaks of the Rum Cuillins capped in snow emerge from the morning mists across the waters.

“Gaelic place names are sonic poems — they encode the soundscape into language.”

Explore toponymy in Part 13 of Spiorad Àird nam Murchan. ✍🏻&📷

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#SilenceAndSound #DeepListening #GaelicPlaceNames

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Achateny towards a snowy Rum Cuillins at sunrise.

Achateny" is the Anglicized spelling of the Scottish Gaelic place name Ach an Teine, which translates to "Field of the fire" or simply "Fire".

Achateny towards a snowy Rum Cuillins at sunrise. Achateny" is the Anglicized spelling of the Scottish Gaelic place name Ach an Teine, which translates to "Field of the fire" or simply "Fire".

“Beinn Bhuidhe – The Yellow Mountain... Lochan a’ Mhadaidh Riabhaich – The Little Loch of the Brindled Dog.”

Gaelic place names reveal the poetic colour of Ardnamurchan’s landscape.

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Sanna towards Sanna Point, West Ardnamurchan.

Sanna towards Sanna Point, West Ardnamurchan.

“Each name a poem, a map of memory.”

Explore the Gaelic names that sing the land into being.

The third instalment in my new inspired writing and photography series:

www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2025/7/...

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Shore Cottage, Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan.

Shore Cottage in Kilchoan, a historic building now used by the West Ardnamurchan Jetty Association, has a past tied to the fishing industry and the estate. Originally built around 1840 as model fishermen's cottages, they were refurbished in 1884, including raising floor and roof levels and adding panelling. The cottage is located on the site of a former netsman's bothy, right on the coast, with views of the islands.

Shore Cottage, Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan. Shore Cottage in Kilchoan, a historic building now used by the West Ardnamurchan Jetty Association, has a past tied to the fishing industry and the estate. Originally built around 1840 as model fishermen's cottages, they were refurbished in 1884, including raising floor and roof levels and adding panelling. The cottage is located on the site of a former netsman's bothy, right on the coast, with views of the islands.

"Every name here—Ben Hiant, Sanna, Mingary—holds a story."
Discover Ardnamurchan’s spirit through words & images.
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