
Leaving Bradastac, we passed under further huge cliffs below Glacan Mor. We saw another stack ahead, Na Cleitean stac, and in the distance the headland of Gob na h-Airde with a cloud capped Soay behind.

Na Cleitean stac with kayakers behind. Photo Jennifer Wilcox.

As we approached the headland of Gob na h-Airde we realized we would not be paddling round it, there was a tunnel right through it!

Several people have emailed about my source of the names of the geological features that are not on the OS 1:50,000 map. I have used the Mathieson map from 1928.