Marymass II: This island is called Ailsa Craig, taken from the Gaelic ailsse creag, meaning 'fairy rock'. As it is 1110 feet high it can be seen from all parts of the Ayrshire coast (Scotland). It is a volcanic plug made of granite which sits about 10 miles off the coast, roughly halfway between the mainland and Ireland, hence the colloquialism, "Paddy's Milestone". It is home to the third largest gannet colony in the world, with about 70,000 birds on average descending on the rock. This image was taken in the summer of 2007.

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