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our second day in the Highlands we took a train from Fort William to Mallaig. |
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beautiful Glenfinnan with the monument to Bonnie Prince Charlie visible
on the far left. He landed at that spot in 1745. |
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view of Loch Morar from a high point above the harbor village of Mallaig,
on the edge of the Highlands. |
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Scots are obviously very proud of their naturally-flowing spring water!
We saw this sign and cup on a hike in the hills above Mallaig (although
we didn't take them up on their offer). |
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view down on the town of Mallaig. The Isles of Eigg (left, easier to see)
and Rum (right) are visible in the distance across the Sound of Sleat. |
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