View over Loch Bhasapoll from Beinn Hough You can seen the w…
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| Title | View over Loch Bhasapoll from Beinn Hough You can seen the whole island from the excellent viewpoint. |
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Roger McLachlan
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| Source | Wikimedia Commons image |
| Date | 10 Jan 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 17 Mar 2012 07:16:19 (UTC) |
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View over Loch Bhasapoll from Beinn Hough You can seen the whole island from the excellent viewpoint.
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar.
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin
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Beinn Hough There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. This shows the Chain Home Low radar station on Beinn Hough, with steps le…
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Beinn Hough
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Trig point Trig point on summit of Beinn Hough with Beinn Hynish in the distance.
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Trig point
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Old radar station on Beinn Hough There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. This was a Chain Home Low station established on the…
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Old radar station on Beinn Hough
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. The old radar station on the summit of Beinn Ho…
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar.
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World War II remains near Carrastaoin
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Telecommunications mast on Beinn Mhurstat Part of the National Air Traffic Service installation on the hill.
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Telecommunications mast on Beinn Mhurstat
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The track to Carrastaoin Just above the beach at the north-west corner of the Isle of Tiree. A World War II structure can be seen on the skyline to the right.
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The track to Carrastaoin
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NATS installation on Beinn Mhurstat
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NATS installation on Beinn Mhurstat National Air Traffic Service installation on a hill at the north-west corner of the Isle of Tiree. Beinn Ceann a'Mhara NL9341 can be seen in the distance.
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Wall at Rubha Boraige Moire Probably built from the stones of the nearby Dun.
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Ben Hough WWII site, WWII Path and steps to CHL radar station, Hough, Western Isles, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | Western Isles |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mView over Loch Bhasapoll from Beinn Hough You can seen the whole island from the excellent viewpoint.
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420 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar.
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420 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin
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432 mBeinn Hough There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. This shows the Chain Home Low radar station on Beinn Hough, with steps leading up to it.
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432 mBeinn Hough
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439 mTrig point Trig point on summit of Beinn Hough with Beinn Hynish in the distance.
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439 mTrig point
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440 mOld radar station on Beinn Hough There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. This was a Chain Home Low station established on the summit of Beinn Hough. A triangulation pillar also features.
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440 mOld radar station on Beinn Hough
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448 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin
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448 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar. The old radar station on the summit of Beinn Hough can be seen on the skyline.
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655 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin There was intense wartime activity on the Isle of Tiree, much of it concerned with the early development of radar.
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655 mWorld War II remains near Carrastaoin
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742 mTelecommunications mast on Beinn Mhurstat Part of the National Air Traffic Service installation on the hill.
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742 mTelecommunications mast on Beinn Mhurstat
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750 mThe track to Carrastaoin Just above the beach at the north-west corner of the Isle of Tiree. A World War II structure can be seen on the skyline to the right.
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750 mThe track to Carrastaoin
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812 mNATS installation on Beinn Mhurstat
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812 mNATS installation on Beinn Mhurstat National Air Traffic Service installation on a hill at the north-west corner of the Isle of Tiree. Beinn Ceann a'Mhara NL9341 can be seen in the distance.
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866 mWall at Rubha Boraige Moire Probably built from the stones of the nearby Dun.
