Snorkellers from Clachan bridge
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Snorkellers from Clachan bridge
Image: © Richard Knights Taken: 3 Jun 2004
Divers seen snorkelling down Clachan Sound towards Balvicar. Clachan sound is a narrow stretch of seawater which means the tide comes charging up and down twice a day at quite a rate through the narrow straits. The snorkellers are taking advantage of this.
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