Was on Skye last week, and was saddened to see an abseil anchor consisting of not two, but six (!!!) 316 stainless glue-in ring bolts.
Anchor was on the sea cliff at Balmaqueen (57.690430, -6.286724), above a gentle slab. Not a climbing crag to my knowledge, but a shed load of nesting birds about. Presumably placed for some commercial operation. Downgrading and permanently damaging the natural environment for one's own financial gain.
In fairness, it looked like a bit of a faff to rig a natural anchor, so two bolts might be forgivable. Six??? It didn't appear to be a slackline rig either.
Anyway I just wanted to have a whinge. I'm from Australia, where we get a lot of this shit. Saddened to see it in the UK too, the bastion of traditional climbing and ethics.
I'll report to Mountaineering Scotland when I get around to it. Unfortunately I didn't have a crowbar with me at the time.