Glen Affric

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familne

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Dec 20, 2003
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Hi

Just spent a week doing some work up in Glen Affric, probably one of my favourite places!

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I love these ancient trees. This one is an old oak covered in polypody fern.

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This is Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan, probably one of the remotest munros.

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Gailainne

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Never been to that part of the Country, it looks well worth a visit, the tree is amazing, you can almost see a personality there..hes definately winking at me :eek:

I enjoy the coast at Arisaig and Keppoch (especially the sea food) and camp there often, looks to be about 30 miles away...LOL just checked I would need to go back to Fort William its 106 miles rom Arisaig :rolleyes:

Stephen
 

Snufkin

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Oct 13, 2004
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Great pics, thanks for posting. I've got to get my rump up north of the border one day :) .
 

JonnyP

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Oct 17, 2005
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wow, what a beautiful tree...Looks lovely there, no wonder its one of your favourite places...Thanks for sharing...
 

fred gordon

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Superb pictures. This is one of my favourite parts of the country too. I spent 2 weeks there in Autumn last year. Some great places in the woods for bushcraft. :)
 

familne

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Dec 20, 2003
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GlenM said:
Wow!! Great pictures and what a stunning location, is it a national park ?

Hi

It's not a National Park but it is a National Scenic Area and part of it is in the Strathglass Special Area of Conservation. There are also several SSSI's covering the woodlands.
 

john wings

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Dec 12, 2004
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brings back happy memories.i had a job as hostel warden at glen affric in the early seventies;the gas had to be mahandled from the road head,on a trolly.the pay was £5 a week,hardly enough to keep body and soul together.the visitor numbers were very low,about two every two days,i seem to remember.great pics,thanks so much for the memories.john wings
 

Snufkin

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I've nicked the third picture and set it as my background, hope you don't mind ;) .
 

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