Assynt & Coigach
There are unlikely to be many places on this Earth that can match the unique splendour of the far north west of the Scottish Highlands. In Assynt and Coigach, a magical quality seems to possess every blade of grass; each glistening wee lochan far below; and all of the sandstone erratics that are laden abundantly across this landscape.
'Allure' - Sgùrr an Fhìdhleir
'Sùla' - Suilven
'Awakening' - Loch Druim Suardalain
'Bury the Light' - Canisp
'Green Pastures' - Stac Pollaidh
'Utopia' - Cul Mòr
'Sunburst' - Canisp
'Maleficent' - Stac Pollaidh
'Sword of the Morning' - Stac Pollaidh
'Primordial' - Cul Mòr
'Golden Tapestry' - Suilven
'Old As Time' - Quinag
'Deliverance' - Cul Mòr
'Serenity' - Cul Mòr
'Ab Aeterno' - Cul Mòr
'Jacob's Ladder' - Cul Mòr
'The Great Gathering' - Cul Mòr
'Pancake Day' - Cul Mòr
'Ripples Through Time' - Sgùrr an Fhìdhleir
'Podium' - Stac Pollaidh
'Wanderer' - Aird of Coigach
'Underworld' - Aird of Coigach
'Watchers' - Cul Mòr & Cul Beau
'Cnoc' - Suilven
'Homage' - Suilven
'Emerge' - Suilven
'Eclipse' - Suilven from Canisp
'Glisten' - Quinag
'Russety' - Suilven
'Polly' - Stac Pollaidh
'Tempest' - Suilven
'Disciple' - Suilven
'Rain Dance' - Suilven
'Still Waters' - Assynt