Two visitors enjoy the sun and shelter from the wind on the grassy meadows atop
by Jack Heinemann
Outdoor Recreation, People, Scenery
Keywords: Fingal's Cave, Fionnphort, Great Britain, Hebrides, Inner Hebrides, Isle of Mull, Isle of Staffa, Mull, National Trust of Scotland, North Atlantic, Scotland, Site of Special Scientific Interest, Staffa, The Hebridean Trust, Treshnish Isles, basalt, bird sanctuary, bird wa
Two visitors enjoy the sun and shelter from the wind on the grassy meadows atop the Isle of Staffa. Staffa is known for its dramatic volcanic geology consisting of vertical columns of black basalt (known as colonnade) that form vertical rockfaces. These rockfaces, in places, have been cut by the sea into sea caverns, the most notable being Fingal's Cave. - Scotland, UK.
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