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It was a wild day weather-wise so I opted for an easy walk up the eastern tops of Stac Pollaidh. I had a very pleasurable time watching the dramatic weather pass by and taking some photos. And not a drop of rain fell on me! Let some photos do the talking...
view of The Fiddler on the drive in... fiddler by Peter, on Flickr
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fiddler by Peter, on Flickr
suilven by Peter, on Flickr
assynt panorama by Peter, on Flickr
on stac pollaidh panorama by Peter, on Flickr
up above the streets and houses by Peter, on Flickr
stac pollaidh eastern top by Peter, on Flickr
summer in coigach by Peter, on Flickr
