A cave-hermitage on Holy Island, Lamlash Bay, used in early C6th by Irish St Molaise is kept clean & used as a shrine by Tibetan Buddhists.
A cave hermitage used by Irish St Molaise in the late 6th century is kept clean and used as a shrine by Tibetan Buddhists, owners of Holy Isle & St Molaise's Cave since 1993. The cave became a pilgrim destination in the Middle Ages after a monastery was founded at the NW of the island near the present pier.
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Location: St Molaise's Cave, Holy Island, Lamlash Bay, Isle of Arran, North Ayrshire, Scotland, UK
Photo credit: © Mick Sharp / Alamy / Afripics
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