Steve Carter
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<p>Music composer. Lives in a forest in the NW Scottish Highlands (Torridon). Never without a dog. Posts random photos of Highland life. <br />>>>> <a href="https://SteveCarter.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">SteveCarter.com</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p>
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November sky.
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Glen Shieldaig yesterday morning.
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This particular tree never disappoints. It also held all its leaves through three gales!
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The rugged top of Beinn Bhan and the Coire nan Arr yesterday.
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06:30 this morning.
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Bottoms up.
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Sunshine and showers over Upper Loch Torridon.
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Hmmm.
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I could post photos post storm, broken trees and overflowing rivers, but you can see all that on the news, so instead... here's some uplifting colourful sunrises instead. https://stevecarter.com/latest/sunrises.htm
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One from Saturday, looking towards Am Ploc.
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Autumn in the forest (and our water supply!)
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The calm after the storm.
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Rust is the colour in Glen Docherty
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Russell Burn earlier this morning.
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High tide; Upper Loch Torridon yesterday. Liathach and Fasaig Village beyond.
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The Cuillin Hills on Skye, as seen from the Applecross coast road.
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Strath Torridon yesterday morning.
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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.