The Hills are Bare
24th January 2017
We are now in a warm, moist airflow from the South with strengthening winds, varying amounts of cloud and insignificant precipitation. This will persist for a couple of days before it cools, but staying mainly dry for a few days more. Good news for rock climbers! Following on from the Golden Eagle sighting yesterday (see Torridon Blog 23-01-17), today I drove below an immature Sea Eagle scavenging along the shoreline of Loch Broom. Sorry, no out of focus photograph this time.
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The bare mountains of the Great Wilderness; Slioch is the mountain behind the loch (Loch a’ Bhroin) and An Teallach on the right.
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The southern aspects of the three Munros; Beinn Dearg (L), Cona’ Mheall (C background), and Am Faochagach (R)
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Looking east to Loch Glascarnoch and Ben Wyvis on the left background, Beinn Liath Mhor Ghiubhais Li on the right.
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