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| Picture Store for January 2001 Images from the Isle of Tiree |
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| Port Bhiostadh, below The Green at the north end of Kilmoluaig. Used at one time by east coast fishermen and locals. This may have also been a departure point for many setting off to America and Canada. It was the east coast fishermen who gave the area the name of The Green. |
| Kenavra. In the foreground, kelp. |
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| On the beach at Sandaig |
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| This was taken from atop Ben Hough. To put the picture into perspective, the little white dots to the right are sheep, way below on the machair. At the top of the picture Craiginis ('crooked point'). Go to the next page in picture store for January or Go back to the contents page |
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