Clachan Bridge

The south wall of the bridge has been colonised by fairy foxglove (Erinus alpinus). Occasionally whales have become trapped in the narrow Clachan Sound. In 1835 a whale measuring with a lower jaw of was stranded having become trapped in shallow water and unable to reverse out. In 1837, 192 pilot whales were caught in a similar fashion, the largest being long. ==Gallery==

File:Clachan Bridge (5000684495).jpg|Clachan Bridge File:Clachan Sound from the Bridge.jpg|View from the Clachan Bridge, looking north. Seil Island is on the left and the mainland on the right. File:Clachan Bridge - geograph.org.uk - 1127873.jpg|Clachan Bridge ==See also==