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Formed of ancient sediments and volcanic outpourings, then sculpted by ice into a mosaic of mountain, loch and sea, the landscape of the region is as weird as it is wonderful. Blessed with a climate where moisture and light combine with infinite variety and contrast, this is paradise for the dedicated photographer. The heart of the North-West Highlands, Wester Ross encompasses the open hill country of Kintail, the exquisite beauties of Lochalsh and Plockton, the bold peninsula of Applecross, the mountain castles of Torridon and the extensive coastal fringe with its remote headlands, sandy beaches and scattered settlements. The region terminates in the gaunt hills of Coigach and the bristly ridge of Stac Pollaidh. Ever-present in its seaward views, the Isle of Skye has a romantic attachment for people throughout the world, captivated by its colourful history and desolate beauty.
Contents
General introduction Wester RossThe Great Wilderness 3 The Mighty Forge 4 The Ross-shire Riviera 5 Torridon's Fortresses 6 The Applecross Peninsula 7 Lochcarron's Seasons 8 The Road to the Isles The Isle of Skye: Introduction 9 Secret Gardens 10 Red Hills - Black Hills 11 The Cuillin Traverse 12 Heartland 13 Trotternish 14 Macleod Country Note on photography Bibliography Acknowledgements Index
