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There are many hills in Scotland called Beinn Dearg, it means red peak or red hill, this is a lesser known one tucked away from view behind the more famous Torridon icons of Liathach, Beinn Alligin and Beinn Eighe.
Being 914m or a shade under 3000ft it is also overlooked somewhat by walkers that are intent only on climbing hills of 3000ft Munro status.
I am also negligent in my ascent of this fine hill but hope to put that right one day as I believe there are fabulous views to had from it's summit. In the meantime I am content to photograph it from the waters of Coire Mhic Nobuil.
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| Title: | Beinn Dearg |
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Comments
Nice side lighting on the foreground rocks with the dark almost foreboding mountain in the distance.
A very fine image John.
Derek
Great interplay of light and shadow in this, John i.e I like it ![]()
Alun
You ceratainly get around Scotland a lot for a Sassenach, John. You've produced some excellent images recently with lots of exposure (of the vertical kind). Ventured up into Fisherfield on wednesday. Great country I haven't explored before but no photos of any note as clear blue skies turned very quickly into leaden clouds at sunrise and sunset times. I will go back there soon though.
Cheers
paul
Cheers Paul, aye Fisherfield is definately worth a trip in decent weather, I was very lucky on my only trip into that area. The view from A' Mhaighdean on a good day is certainly recommended.
JP
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