We were sailing back from the Isle of Coll, an Inner Hebridean Island, in 2013, on a very misty day, it had been warm, but the mist had stay with us all day. This lone lighthouse was the only photo that I took on a three hour trip back to Oban. I think its on Mull, but I’m not too sure, maybe someone can tell me 🙂 Anyway it is going in my ‘Lighthouse Category’
I found it 🙂 ………This is a traditional lighthouse designed by Thomas and David Stevenson. It was first established in 1857 and manned by keepers until 1960 when the light was automated. The tower is on a small islet joined to the keepers house and the shore by a bridge. The light is exhibited from a black-painted lantern room at the top of a 19 metre white-painted masonry tower. Access is by a one mile walk along the cliff top path from Tobermory, Isle of Mull.
Echoes of the Past 
I love lighthouses!
Me too 🙂
Looks like Mull, Lynne, but not sure where! Lovely pic.
Thanks Jo, thats what I thought, I think it can only be Mull. but as you say where 🙂
I found it………This is a traditional lighthouse designed by Thomas and David Stevenson. It was first established in 1857 and manned by keepers until 1960 when the light was automated. The tower is on a small islet joined to the keepers house and the shore by a bridge. The light is exhibited from a black-painted lantern room at the top of a 19 metre white-painted masonry tower. Access is by a one mile walk along the cliff top path from Tobermory. I love google 🙂
Wow, hurray for Google! Thanks, Lynne! So I may not have seen this one after all. 🙂
I think you would only see it from a ferry going past Mull, have you been pass Mull 🙂