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Photo 3276: The Loch of the Hunts

View of Loch na Sealga from its western shore on a still day allowing a rare reflection of An Teallach. The gaelic name Loch na Sealga means the Loch of the Hunt. This image has been split toned because I felt it suited the mood of the scene as opposed to the original colours. This is one of my favourite places to relax in the wilderness with a host of places both on and off track to explore.

LFD LFW LFQP Britain Scotland Scottish Highlands Highlands West Highlands Northwest Scottish Highlands Wester Ross Loch na Sealga An Teallach toning blue yellow reflection still peaceful moody loch

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