There are many miles of well-surfaced tracks in Glen Brittle forest. Access is from Eynort, or the road down through Glen Brittle, where there are three or four entrances, all with some parking space. Much of the forest is not dense plantation, and there are spectacular views over the glen and the Cuillin. Some of the tracks link, so circular walks are possible. Carrying a GPS device to record where you have been is advised - getting lost is a distinct possibility!
The purpose of this blog is to publish some of our pictures of the Isle of Skye,
(CLICK ANY PICTURE TO VIEW A FULL-SIZE GALLERY)
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Sunday, 6 April 2014
Dunvegan...
... our 'home' village. With a population about 800, Dunvegan is the third-largest settlement on Skye.
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| The Duirinish Stone and Loch Dunvegan The stone is Dunvegan's Millennium Monument |
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| The village in winter |
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| Pier and Loch Dunvegan |
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| Parish Church |
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| Medical Centre |
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| Primary School |
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| Post Office |
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| Village Hall |
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| Basking seals and Loch Dunvegan |
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| Loch Dunvegan - the castle is upper centre |
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| Dunvegan Castle |
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| Moss covered rocks in Dunvegan Woods |
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| One of two village shops - this one currently closed |
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| The Fire Station and Kenny's Garage |
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