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The clan chiefs' graves.

(The site is private and not readily publicly accessible, but they have a beautiful view looking up the loch behind me).

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two very tall Celtic cross grave stones seen on top of a small hill and surrounded by bracken and trees

Scenes from today's bike ride with Mrs T. I just love the contrasting blue and red on the old house / deer larder.

The memorial cairn is to a young local musician who died a couple of years ago, in his mid twenties and very shortly after his first child was born.

This area is the location of a pretty substantial reforestation project.

#BikeTooter #lochaber #cycling

large Scots pine tree with the saddle of a hill behind and grey cloud above. both the hill and the tree are vaguely symmetrical about the centre of the image.

small memorial cairn with a wooden plaque on a grassy slope in a long straight glen running down to a loch. there's a single Scots pine trunk beside the cairn

old wood clad house with rusting corrugated steel roof. the house has white painted foundations. the wood cladding is fixed at 45 degrees and is painted blue, though the blue is fading.

The remains of Tigh nan Saighdearan, or the "Soldiers' House", the tiny Jacobite-era barracks in a seriously remote but strategically important location west of Loch Arkaig, controlling a significant route across the western Highlands. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/speanbridge/barracks/index.html

#Scotland #Lochaber

The remains of Tigh nan Saighdearan. The image shows a view down a broad glen with a loch beginning halfway along it and continuing into the distance. There’s a gravel track coming in on the left and continuing along the hillside. In the foreground are partial remains of stone walls. The light is grey.

A #PineMarten eating a #sandwich (or "piece" in Scots) in #Clunes #Lochaber #Scotland (photographed by Vince Smith)

#Wildlife #UK #mustelid

Pine Marten in Scotland eating a sandwich (it looks more like it has been willingly fed by someone rather than stealing the food, as it probably wouldn't hang around for photographers if that were the case)

Red on Blue
#lochlinnhe #fortwilliam #lochaber #highland #scotland #photography #fotografia #fotografie #canon

A red sailboat floats in calm blue water, surrounded by green hills and a clear sky. The reflection of the boat and the surrounding landscape is visible on the water's surface.

Leis gur bheil Là Eadar-nàiseanta nam Bann a' teannadh oirnn, èistibh ri sgeul Laoidh nam Bàn, air Òran Ur - BBC Radio nan Gàidheal is BBC Sounds

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#Gaelic #Gàidhlig #ÒranÙr #BBCRnanG #BBCSounds #ScottishGaelic #InternationalWomensDay #Feminism #Edinburgh #Lochaber

The view across the Sound of Sleat in the Western Scottish Highlands, towards the Isle of Skye. Captured this view from the ferry from Armadale as it approached Mallaig, passing the small light marker on the rocky islet of Sgeir Dhearg.
#scotland #lochaber #sunset #landscape #skye #photography

In the Western Scottish Highlands, the rocky islet of Sgeir Dhearg, with its lighthouse, in the Sound of Sleet. In the far distance, the romantic Isle of Skye.

Glenfinnan viaduct
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Glenfinnan, Lochaber, Écosse, juillet 2024.
Canon EOS 550d | EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM
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#scotland #glenfinnan #lochaber #highlands #jacobite #train #steamtrain #ecosse #canoneos550d #canon #eos #photography

Passant sur un viaduc à arches traversant horizontalement l'image, un train à vapeur arrive depuis le côté droit et se dirige vers la gauche. Un panache de fumée sort de la locomotive noire qui tire des wagons rouge bordeaux. En arrière plan, un paysage de montagnes verdoyantes sous un ciel couvert et indistinct.

The Corran Ferry, which carries travellers across Loch Linnhe south of Fort William and serves as a portal to so many remote and wonderful places. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/corran/corranferry/index.html

#Scotland #CorranFerry #Ferry #LochLinnhe #Lochaber #FortWilliam

The Corran Ferry. The image shows the ferry in bright sunshine with vehicles driving off, towards the camera. The background is very dark, creating a striking contrast. The ferry has a white superstructure above a black hull and the vehicle deck is green.

The less than obvious remains of the Old Fort, or Fort William, after which the town visible in the background is named. The fort was built in 1690 on the site of a wooden Cromwellian citadel. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/fortwilliam/oldfort/index.html

#Scotland #FortWilliam #OldFort #Lochaber

The Old Fort, or Fort William. The image shows a stream in the foreground flowing into the loch at low tide. Beyond it is a shingle embankment and then the walls of the old fort, with a tree standing to their right, between them and the loch visible on the right of the image. The town of Fort William can be seen climbing a hillside in the background.

The beautiful view west along Loch nan Ceall from Arisaig near Mallaig to the distinctive outline of the distant island of Eigg. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/arisaig/arisaig/index.html

#Scotland #Arisaig #Lochaber #Harbour #Eigg

The beautiful view west along Loch nan Ceall from Arisaig near Mallaig to the distinctive outline of the distant island of Eigg. A rocky foreground leads into still waters with floating seaweed, beyond which is a stone pier. There are some moored boats beyond it, with islands in the distance, The sky is blue.

Looking south over the sound of Mull just now. Never seen the sky so orange and the water mirroring completely the same colour. #Mull #sunset #lochaber

Silhouetted trees with a backdrop of red sunset. Water and mountains further in the distance .

Wishing you all a happy winter solstice, may the light return.
Winter sunset over Traigh Beach, near Arisaig, Scotland.
(copyright Duncan Astbury)

#Photography #canon #canon5d #captureone #seascape #seascapes #seascapephotography #coastline #sunset #solstice #wintersolstice #Morar #Lochaber #Scotland #VisitScotland #ScotlandIsCalling

Sunset looking out to sea at Traigh Beach.

my favourite lamppost. I know i keep posting pics of the Corran Ferry slip way at Ardgour - but it’s just so atmospheric .
Waiting for the ferry .
#highlands #corranferry #lochaber

Beach near Camusdarach, with views out to small isles Eigg and Rum, on the west coast of Scotland.
(copyright Duncan Astbury)

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View from sandy beach with rocky coastline and views across the sea out to isles Eigg and Rum.

Traigh Beach near Arisaig, Lochaber, Scotland. Islands of Eigg and Rum can be seen in the distance.
(copyright Duncan Astbury)

#Photography #canon #canon5d #captureone #Traigh #TraighBeach #Morar #Lochaber #Scotland #VisitScotland #ScotlandIsCalling #calm

View from Traigh Beach, looking out to sea with small isles of Eigg and Rum in the distance.

Beach with golden sands, near Camusdarach, on the west coast of Scotland.
(copyright Duncan Astbury)

#Photography #canon #canon5d #captureone #Camusdarach #Morar #SilverSandsOfMorar #Lochaber #Scotland #VisitScotland #ScotlandIsCalling

Wooden steps lead down from dunes onto a sandy beach with views out to sea.

Fishing boats in the evening sun at Mallaig, Scotland.

Copyright Duncan Astbury

#Photography #canon #canon5d #captureone #Mallaig #Lochaber #Scotland

Two fishing boats moored up quayside at Mallaig harbour.

The Corran ferry, which crosses Loch Linnhe south of Fort William and gives access to Morvern, Moidart and Ardnamurchan, waiting for customers at Nether Lochaber on the sort of wintry night that makes you long for summer. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/corran/corranferry/index.html

#Scotland #Highland #CorranFerry #Lochaber #UndiscoveredScotland

The Corran ferry is shown in darkness with the deck floodlit and a lone member of crew waiting for vehicles to drive on. The slipway is in the foreground and the ramp heads to the right onto the ferry. Nothing is visible in the darkness beyond the ferry.

Inverlochy Castle near Fort William. Built from around 1280 it was overtaken by history not once, but twice: first by a Cromwellian citadel built in 1654 and then by a Scots baronial style Inverlochy Castle built not far away in 1863. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/fortwilliam/inverlochy/index.html

#Scotland #InverlochyCastle #Castle #FortWilliam #Lochaber #UndiscoveredScotland

#Lochaber

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