Another view of the road up the Coire na Ba.

Looking towards Ben Shieldaig and Shieldaig Village. Photo from Friday.

The coast road to Kenmore.

Respect to the 1 foot wingspan crow for attacking the 8 foot wingspan Sea Eagle yesterday. Slightly rubbish photo, but it shows the event.

Yesterday, I managed to get some footage of a pod of Dolphins that came right up to the southern end of the loch. The largest of them was huge. Best guess; 4 metres long.

07:00 a.m. yesterday morning, Upper Loch Torridon.

Evri just delivered a parcel due here in NW Scotland ... to Wales.

Close Evri, but no cigar.

Another lovely morning. Loch Shieldaig: 06:00

Some (unusually) nice August weather here at present.

Same view as my last post, three and a half hours later.

05:45 this morning. Loch Shieldaig.

The road through Glen Torridon, heading towards Liathach yesterday.

Beinn Eighe.

Bottom to top: Lewiston Gneiss: 1.65 billion years old. Torridon Sandstone: +/- 1 billion years old. Cambrian Quartzite: A mere 550 million years old.

Photo: This morning.

Beinn Damh.

A reluctant descender.

After the rain. (The River Balgy).

It's trying really hard to be summer, but in usual North West Highland August fashion, failing.

So now that Trump has determined that the Strait of Hormuz is U.S. territory, I assume that all Iranians born there will have U.S. birthright residency.

Just a thought.

Looking across the 'Bay of Deception' towards Beinn Alligin.

The road to Tornapress.