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Mull of Galloway
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View across the bay at East Tarbet towards the lightnouse on the Mull of Galloway View across the bay at East Tarbet towards the lightnouse on the Mull of Galloway View across the bay at East Tarbet towards the lightnouse on the Mull of Galloway
04 Here we are again looking east towards the lighthouse. You can see the single track road running up to it along the top of the peninsula and you can see how the land drops sharply down to the sea from the undulating plateau on the top. Notice in the map that the Mull itself takes a real hook to the east whereas the rest of the Rhins of Galloway peninsula runs more or less north-south. So this is really the north shore of the Mull and the drop down to the sea is more gentle and less spectacular on the north coast than it is on the south of the Mull.