Another mountain photograph
Another mountain photograph Read More »
I walked out to Neist Point and the lighthouse. It is pretty remote for Skye – not many houses, lots of sheep and seagulls and the best 3G I have had on this side of the island!
Once down on the rocks taking photographs, I spent an hour or so watching 7 or 8 basking sharks feeding. Some getting reasonably near to the cliffs where I was standing.
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I have some video of the sharks that I will upload later.
Culbin Forest was planted to hold back and stabilise the sand dunes, consequently the forest floor is sandy and the trees go right up to the shoreline.
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The wooden poles are defences left over from World War II.
Walking – Culbin Forest Read More »
It rained all last night – but it had stopped before breakfast this morning. I had planned to do a bit of shopping in Inverness and then go onto Nairn and the Culbin Forest. This was a good choice as the best of the weather was along this coast, I could see heavy rain all around me in the distance but it was excellent weather where I was.
When I got back to the camp site it had been raining here during the day.
At Clubin I walked through the forest and out to the coast where I had a good view across the water.
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Today I drove out towards Bonar Bridge where I found a forest walk with some great view points back over the mountains – and lots of fungi.
not Bonar Bridge
Walking – Balblair Read More »
It is a short drive from the Dingwall campsite to Loch Achilty – where I spent the day walking around the Loch and forest area.
Walking – Loch Achilty Read More »