NORTH
AND WEST COAST OF SCOTLAND,
REGION OF SCOTTISH 'LOCHS'
The northern and
north-western coast offers a rich variety of scenery, from tall storm-swept
cliffs
to gentle sandy bays. The dramatic sceneries of the Scottish lakes (lochs)
were even more
emphasized by the foggy-rainy-windy weather.
| Rabbit Islands. A group of small islands located in Tongue Bay on the northern coastline. They are so named because rabbits are the only inhabitants of the island. |
Gabor was our cameraman. |
A shipwreck on the beach. |
A pretty highlander. |
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Sango Bay at Dureness is one of the most magnificent beaches. The wide pink sand beach is backed by huge sand dunes. |
Sango Bay is bounded by impressive cliffs. |
This looks strange....
Something from the sea... |
A beautiful bay close to Dureness. |
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The same bay... |
Thistle grows everywhere. It is called the 'flower of Scotland'. |
Thistle and the Scottish land... |
Small brooks everywhere... |
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Flat plains of Highland |
Curving brooks are fed by the constant rain. |
Lakes and islands are 'protaginists' here. |
Thistles and islands... |
| Little bluebell... (Campanula) |
Beautiful scenery and a real 'knight'. | Lakes, islands, castle ruins... the romantic picture of Scotland. |
