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Islay sitting behind Jura

Keills Chapel is a historic site in Argyll, Scotland, that dates back to the 11th century. It is dedicated to St Cormac and contains a collection of almost 40 carved stones, ranging from early Christian to late-medieval times. The most remarkable stone is the Keills Cross, a free-standing high cross that is similar to those found on Iona. It has intricate carvings of biblical scenes and symbols on one face and is the only example of its kind on the mainland. You can visit Keills Chapel and admire the stones inside the chapel or in the surrounding graveyard.

From here you can enjoy beautiful scenes over Linne Mhuirich. Linne Mhuirich is home to a large population of eider ducks, the UK's fastest and heaviest flying duck. The ducks can sometimes be seen feeding on salt water molluscs on the banks of the lake.

Situated on the southern end of the Taynish Peninsula is Taynish House, a small 18th century mansion once belonging to the MacNeill family.

Peek through the trees and enjoy delightful scenes across the picturesque Loch Sween. There is a small wooden bench here where you can sit and enjoy the views, perfect place for a spot of lunch.

Here you will find the ruins of a once water-powered corn mill built around 1724 to provide oats, rye, and bere to the local area.

Tayvalich store and coffee shop are the last places for supplies before here.

Easy flat route. plenty of places for coffee and cake