Steve Carter

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Music composer. Lives in a forest in the NW Scottish Highlands (Torridon). Never without a dog. Posts random photos of Highland life. >>>> <a href="https://SteveCarter.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no">https://SteveCarter.com</a>

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Island in the sun.
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It rained most of yesterday, and it's raining now.
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A couple of old ones from Assynt. (No, the guy in Ardvreck Castle wasn't a set up, he was just standing there like that!)
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Bert.
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07:00 this morning. Upper Loch Torridon.
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Slioch, by Loch Maree
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08:05 this morning. Russell Burn.
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It's definitely starting to feel autumnal.
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The south face of Beinn Bhan.
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It's the Astronomical Autumn Equinox, and the colours are changing fast.
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Ten years ago today, by Lochinver, I witnessed the best sunset I've ever seen.
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Today's rainbow. (Well, one of them).
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It's that time of year.
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The River Torridon.
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The road to Inverness.
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Those nice people at Scottish Field bought some of my photos for their 2027 calendar. This one (like 99%) was taken on a dog walk.
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Shieldaig Village as seen from the West bank of the loch.
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The road to Shieldaig.
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As usual, September is giving us more sunshine than August. Having said that, it's raining cats and dogs as I type. (I just looked that expression up and: Norse folklore connects dogs with wind (linked to Odin) and cats with heavy rain (linked to storms and witches).
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This is what one billion years old looks like. (The south face of the mountain 'Liathach').
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One of the burns that runs through the forest here. Bertie is too frit to drink or splosh about in this one (but he drinks daily from one less intimidating).
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Baby coo.
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Looking across Loch Kishorn at low tide, towards Sgurr a Chaorachain.
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The colours are turning.
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07:15 this morning. Upper Loch Torridon.
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Early morning, Loch a' Chroisg:
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Respect to the 1 foot wingspan crow for attacking the 8 foot wingspan Sea Eagle yesterday. Slightly rubbish photo, but it shows the event.
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07:00 a.m. yesterday morning, Upper Loch Torridon.
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After the rain. (The River Balgy).
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07:00 this morning. Upper Loch Torridon.