Caigeann Mór

Caigeann Mór seascape No. 1 – The caigeann effectively begins on the extreme left of the image in the cleft that descends to the right along the waterline, then sweeps upwards to the right into the great cleft that bisects Beinn nan Capull, centre, and Cruach na Seilcheig, right.  The cleft is of course the previously described An Eag, with Uirigh nan Crann being the opposing sunlit portion of the topographic feature. The rock outcrop on the extreme right foreground of this image is known as Aoineadh Laogh, while the area above is a part of the Creag a’ Mhàis.  This image was obtained from the west looking from the outer limit of Bàgh Uamh Mhòr.

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