Cuaisín a' Tarbh

name is due to an incident during the famine when locals herded cattle they stole here and ate them.

Cuaisín a' Tarbh is a sea cliff or coastal rock feature located in a region with predominantly sedimentary and metamorphic rocks, likely formed during the Caledonian orogeny around 400–500 million years ago. The site is notable for its historical association with famine-era survival strategies, when stolen cattle were herded and consumed there.