That’s right there is a whale on Colonsay. It lies just a few metres from the shore, besides the track to Balnahard.
This is a wonderful open air art installation that is being built by visitors and we had to add our weight to the ‘sculpture’. An artist mapped out the framework of the whale using local stones and the public have been asked to help complete the installation by filling in the gaps, of which there are still plenty.

So simple, so effective. Not only that but the Colonsay to Oban flight path goes directly overhead and it must leave a striking impression. I loved it.

So remember, if passing, try to add a stone or two to enable this work to be completed.
It’s amazing to see on Google maps already.
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Just seen on Google Maps – love to see an updated version 😀
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Popping in to say hi 🙂 You are missed. I trust all is well.
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Great photos! I hope all is well! 🙂
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Thank you for your message Jason and apologies for being so tardy with my response.
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I’m glad to see you are doing ok! 🙂 Have a Merry Christmas!
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Beautiful!! So need to add that to the bucket list! #Stunning.
ML
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Hi Mick!
I’ve nominated you for the Dardos Premio Award!
More info you’ll find on my blog Words & Pics
http://ordibild.com/2015/09/06/magic-is-my-middle-name/
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What a grand idea!
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I just wish we had flown over it ourselves, as it was we needed to fly the Colonsay – Oban leg to witness the art from the air….Hope you are enjoying Ireland Debbie, MM 😘
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Great idea everyone loves to feel included, and to be able to say I did some of that (whale) when it becomes a landmark of sorts would be satisfying and fun. What will future generations think of it?
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And we did 😎. I think it a great idea and event and let us hope it doesn’t just become a memory of those massive sea going mammals that used to roam the oceans……😓
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What a fun idea!
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Isn’t it just – we obviously added our few stones to the work – does that qualify me as a sculptor? 😉
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Why not?
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It’s a charming idea. Many places have cairns where visitors leave rocks but encouraging people to form a specific shape is a wonderful idea.
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I found it marvellous and just wish I had seen it from the air…..
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Next time by air then. I look forward to the aerial photography.
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What a brilliant idea! Thanks for capturing it. Regards Thom.
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It was a great piece to stumble (or pedal) upon….
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