For our first full day in the NW of Scotland, Judith and I took Aaron and Jo on a tour of the Applecross peninsular – taking in the famous Bealach Na Ba (one of Britain’s steepest roads), the beautiful village of Shieldaig, a sandy beach at a place actually called Sand, a short walk to the ‘remote’ Coillieghillie beach and, finally, the multi-award winning Applecross Inn to watch the sun go down. Quite simply, a fabulous day out! 😊
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omg. I want to move to the little house. Honestly. I don’t know what it is about the north and west coast of Ireland, or what I imagine Wales and Scotland (through things like your photos) but I love, love, love the empty, windblown gorgeousness of these places. Looks like you had great weather and love the “along the way” photos as always.
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Yes, that house looks very sweet – and photogenic. My wife actually lived in a similar cottage in Lochcarron. Though there was a heck of a noise on the tin roof when it rained – and it does rain a lot in the west of Scotland! Glad you enjoyed the journey. I have a few more posts to come (now I’m home). 🙂
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Seattle, San Francisco, Ireland . . . all places where it is foggy and rains (SF only in winter), and all fave places of mine 🙂
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But then, when it’s sunny, it’s even better… ☀ 😊
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Lovely photos. Thanks for sharing. Such a special place.
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It doesn’t change… 🙂
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Congratulations on your daughter’s wedding, Mike!!
That’s a wonderful view across Loch Torridon.
It seems you had planned an outstanding day trip 😎😊
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Thanks Hanna. Have you been to Torridon? If not you should plan a visit to that area. It’s fabulous, with some great mountains to conquer! 🙂 I’ll be posting pics of my daughter’s wedding when I get some decent pictures (and catch up after my holiday).
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I haven’t been to Torridon, Mike but I would love to see that view for my self 😊
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You should plan a visit. You won’t be disappointed. Indeed, that particular view of the building with the red roof is so popular they’ve made a glossy tile out of it. (I know because my wife bought one). 🙂
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