Map Reference: Kenavara 15
Name Type: cliff
Meaning: The gully of the path or step
Ceum, céim, pl. ceuman, -a, & -annan, sm Step, as of a stair or ladder (Dwelly)
A well-worn path leading from the south end of Traigh na' Gilean winds around the hillside into the deep Sloc a' Chèim. It then climbs up the west side and up a steep 2m rock face before crossing an old fence line at an old 'kissing gate', before continuing. This is likely to be the step - JH
Other Forms: ONB p. 206 gives Sloc a' Chéim
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Languages : GaelicInformants: Donald MacNeill (Dòmhnall an Tàilleir), The Land, 1/1994
Informant 2: OS
Informant 3: Hugh MacLean, Barrapol, collected by Ailean Boyd
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