The South of Harris from Berneray

Harris is the southern (and most beautiful) part of the Long Island, which also contains Lewis. The interior of Lewis is mainly peat covered, while Harris has some majestic mountains, and South Harris must be about 60% rock exposure, with some of the most beautiful and intriguing rocks you're likely to see anywhere. The Lewisian Gneisses are about 3 600 million years old and are among the oldest rocks in the world.

My Astra (now deceased) on the road to Rheingigdale

Waves at Luskentyre

Luskentyre and Seilebost

Luskentyre and Taransay

Luskentyre from Seilebost	Luskentyre	Luskentyre from Seilebost

A geologists and rainbow lovers paradise

The ferry and Tarbet

Tarbet from the ferry

South Harris golf course	Rodel Church

Toe Head

Lewisian gneiss

Traigh Iar

South Harris sunset