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Journeying to Wester Ross

We are up in Wester Ross again.  We haven't been here for a couple of years, and that's easily one year too many.  We are staying about half way between Applecross and Shieldaig, in a little place called Arrina.  We drove up here yesterday, via Inverness, arriving just as darkness fell.
This part of the world is so beautiful, these photos don't need any chat from me.  They are just here to be enjoyed - I hope!
As we sat and had a cup of tea with our B&B hostess, this was the view from the deck!  

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  1. Rambler29 October 2015 at 00:59

    WOW!!! Just "Wow!!!" Stunning, amazing scenery; gorgeous photos.

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    1. the running wave29 October 2015 at 17:29

      We absolutely love this part of the world. In fact, on a sunny day, we really can't think why we would want to be anywhere else! It's just fabulous. I've got lots more photos to come. We've only had two days up here, back home again tomorrow, but it's always so good to be here, and it blows all the cobwebs away - until the next time! A

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  2. Sally29 October 2015 at 09:04

    Wild and beautiful and seemingly untouched...so stunning.
    Enjoy your lovely break.
    Amazing photos. Is Tilly with you? xx

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    1. the running wave29 October 2015 at 17:30

      Yes, Tilly Tiptoes is here. She's had some walks but probably too much time in the car, but she enjoys company, so is quite happy just tootling along with us! Home tomorrow :o( but it's been wonderful - as always. A x

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