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The sunsets here must be some of the best in the world. The setting sun catches Loch Morar and its amazing islands. The Arisaig to Morar coast is beyond. The Islands of Eigg and Rum fall into the haze up to 20 miles across the sea.
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Loch Carron and the hills above Plockton from Creag nan Garadh, Wester Ross, Scotland. A rich, colourful, living tapestry celebrated across the world.
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The pure drama, colour, grandeur of Scotland's West Coast at Salen Bay, Loch Sunart, Ardnamurchan, Scotland.
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A burn flows into Loch Borralan south-east of Ledmore Junction in Assynt, Sutherland. On the left of this image is Cul Mor. At 849 metres it is the highest peak in this area. Central is the "Molar Root of famous Suilven. Peering above the forest is Canisp
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Upper Badcall Bay to Suilven and Ben More Coigach Massif, Assynt, Sutherland, Scotland.
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High Moor, beck and dale in the North York Moors, Yorkshire, England.
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Prospective Monarchs of the glen, and what a glen. Glen Cannich, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Mine eyes have seen the glory.....of this heavenly place, Glen Affric, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Breathtaking colour of the sea-loch or fjord called Loch Leven, between Argyll and Inverness-shire, Scotland
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Looking across the sea-loch, Loch Hourn to the remote and snow-tinged Ladhar Bheinn, 1,020 metres. A slope that rises 3,346 feet from sea-level. The building on the green delta gives a sense of scale. Knoydart, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Ben Cruachan range from near to Cladich, above Loch Awe, Argyll, Scotland.
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Am Ploc, the Plockton peninsula, Loch Carron and the Applecross Hills from Creag nan Garadh, 143 metres, 470 feet, Wester Ross.
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Almost a monochrome light-show in mercurial Glen Affric as the sun sets in late autumn, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Lapwing
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One of many secluded, shell-sand beaches between Arisaig and Morar, looking across the Sound of Sleat to the Isle of Skye, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Probably the most peaceful and beautiful beach I have ever visited, and wonderfully remote, a four mile walk to get there. Sandwood Bay, Sutherland, Scotland.
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Loch a Bhana and Sealbhanach from Loch Mullardoch Dam with Mullardoch House on the left, Glen Cannich, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Loch Leven enhanced by its Autumn coat of many colours, Argyll/Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Sgurr Mor, 1110 metres, 3640 feet, from Loch Broom in early summer, Wester Ross, Scotland.
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The wide and intensively farmed Wensleydale, Yorkshire Moors, England.
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Magnificent Moidart. The wooded hills and islands of Loch Moidart. River meets sea in this tidal estuary of sandbanks and channels. West Coast of Scotland.
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Loch Carron and the hills above Plockton from Creag nan Garadh, Wester Ross, Scotland. A rich, colourful, living tapestry celebrated across the world.
Scotland by NJC.:
Colours, tones, hues and textures, at 05:40, of a small, random loch near Badcall Bay, Sutherland, Scotland, called Loch an Daimh Beag.
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Tigger's Terrain. The Land of Winnie the Pooh. View south-west from Ashdown Forest to Chanctonbury Hill in the South Downs, East Sussex, England.
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Piglet's Panorama. Looking north-east from Ashdown Forest, East Sussex, to the North Downs above Sevenoaks and the Darent Valley.
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Winnie the Pooh's Paradise. Ashdown Forest, East Sussex, looking north to the "real" Ranmore Common, Mole Gap and Box Hill in Surrey's North Downs.
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Cairngorm Mountains from near to Aviemore under Spring snow, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
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Slioch, above Loch Maree with its head in the clouds in Spring-time, Wester Ross, Scotland.
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Source of the River Tay, Ben Lui is a mighty Munro and part of the East-West watershed. It stands at 1,130 metres or 3,710 feet and is viewed here from the road linking Dalmally to Crianlarich, Argyll, Scotland.
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A wonderful sight. Loch Garry sparkles in the early morning light of a late summer day. Clouds that evaporated from the water overnight and condensed a few hundred feet above now "melt" away in the rising sun, Inverness-shire, Scotland.
