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Loch Duich
A beautiful sea loch that flows into Loch Alsh, just east of southern Skye.
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5 Sisters of Kintail.
A very picturesque mountain range at the southern end of Loch Duich.
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Locgh Carron.
The next sea loch northwards from Duich,over a splendid mountain road.
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Torridon.
On a walk from the car park for various mountain walks on the north...
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Same Place.
Just tried to capture some of the reflections in this very still water!
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Lower Diabaig.
The end of the line on the northern shores of Loch Torridon. A real...
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Lower Diabaig.
Perfection!!
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On The Approach To Diabaig....
Looking down onto this remote community.
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Inver Alligin.
Another remote, tranquil spot. This was the green grocer's shop. Loved it!!
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Comminication Station, Inver Alligin.
Technology through the ages; phone box, mobile phone, post box, notice...
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Wild Camping, Loch Torridon
Unbelievably, this was about the only place to park next to the loch on Loch...
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Views From Loch Torridon.
Could anyone fail to be impressed by these views?
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On The Loch.
Taken from our boat on Loch Torridon around 6am.
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From Loch Torridon.
You can just see our van on the shore.
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Result!
I think we caught a few mackerel on this morning which we later smoked.
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Head Of Loch Torridon.
Taken from Torridon village.
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Loch Torridon
From the village, again.
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Loch Torridon.
After Torridon, we headed for Applecross, travelling the coastal route. This...
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Views Of Sheildaig.
Just turned onto the coastal route to Applecross after Sheildaig.Not a bad...
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Ard Dhubh
Heading south from Applecross to Toscaig.
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Applecross House
Wouldn't mind living there!! The etate is open to the public...
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Ard Dhubh
The water was so calm here. It was also very midgey!!
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Ard Dhubh
We watched a few boating activities here.Between Applecross and Toscaig.
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Applecross Views.
Looking across to Raasay and Skye from Applecross.
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Shells!
Mostly cockle and mussel.
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Loch Duich
From Applecross, we headed over the Bealach na Ba, the highest pass in...
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Loch Duich.
Looking northwards up Loch Duich. You can just see Eilean Donan castle on the...
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The Five Sisters of Kintail.
Splendid morning views from Loch Duich.
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Heading Over The Ratagan Pass
From the pass, looking to the head of Loch Duich and the Five Sisters.
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Glenelg.
Glenelg Bay from the Glenelg Inn.
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Glenelg
From the hotel garden.
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Loch Hourn.
Travelling by motorbike south of Glenelg. Looking down towards Arnisdale.
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Arnisdale, South of Glenelg.
Pretty as a picture, Arnisdale looks across to the wilderness of Knoydart.
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Arnisdale.
Boats leave here for Knoydart.
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Corran.
Another end of the line place. Beautifully spectacular, we loved the place.
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Distant Views of Skye.
Taken from Corran.
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Corran.
A real gem of a place. Sheila's Tea Room is a must. Sit in the garden and...
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Corran Residents.
Where else in UK would you find a stag wandering the village streets?...
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Sheila's Tea Room Garden.
Sheila feeds the stags with practically anything, curry is one of their...
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Loch Hourn, Near Sandaig.
A very spectacular sea loch. Gavin Maxwell, author of Ring of Bright Water,...
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Glenelg Bay.
Glenelg looks across to south eastern Skye and a small ferry crosses...
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Camped On The Beach.
Just north of Glenelg, the local landowner al;lows camping on the...
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Waiting For The Tide.
From where we were camped.
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Glenelg.
Loved the early evening light here.
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Kyle Rhea Ferry.
This little ferry makes the crossing across the treacherous Sound Of Sleat to...
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Sandaig.
We finally managed to walk down to Sandaig, a beautiful series of...
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