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Memories of Suilven
After being reminded of the beauties of wild Assynt in Scotland recently, I was tempted to look back through my 2021 collection to find an unposted beauty. Here is a look at the mighty twin peaked Suilven with its partner Canisp shrouded in the white cloud, further to the left. One of the wonderful things around here is the amount of yellow gorse we see. Our road goes on to the right.
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Tchüß, Herbert
I like this picture very much!
I know almost nothing of the mountains in Scotland, but those two sure look interesting!
Best Wishes,, and stay safe!!
Peter
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