The White Mannie
Contemplating the harbour and the works of Jehovah (Psalm 107:24), in homage to the men who travel the seas and ply their trade across the oceans and the perils they face in so doing

Cullen
The home of the delightful Cullen Skink, a tasty fish and potato soup

Sandend
A feature of this coast is the single-storey cottages that are typically built side-on to the sea. Many of these 'pretty' villages are the result of the land clearances whereby people were left with nowhere to go other than between the rock and the deep blue sea

Tamdhu
Well, actually it is Knockando Station on the Great North of Scotland line from Grantown to Craigellachie. But a bit of corporate PR from the nearby distillery known by the aforementioned name... At least it has been preserved and is a pleasant place to visit

Good Friends
Come the autumn rutting season and they will be trying to kill each other!

Loch Arkaig

Loch Lochy

The Ben

The North Face
Just visible is the CIC hut. Charles Inglis Clark was sacrificed in the not-so-Great War and this is his memorial from mum and dad

Rùm

Glen Finnan Church
Not a bad place for the faithful to worship!

Corpach
I know it is scrap that nobody can be bothered to clear away but it does provide for an interesting foreground

Corpach Locks
Where the Caledonian Canal meets the sea

Venus and Jupiter
Not quite up to the standards of the epnoymous instruments of Messrs Hubble and Webb but for illustrative purposes...

Scratchell's Bay and The Needles
Lot's Wife was on the end but collapsed in 1763. It was more needle-like than the remaining stacks

The Coloured Sands of Alum Bay