Today we took a trip on the train from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh. We were lucky the weather was fine but we definitely needed our warm jackets.
Highland Cattle
Loch Alsh
Homes above Kyle
One of the big seagulls
Loch Carron
Blade of a wind tower ready to be taken across the bridge to Skye when the road is cleared.
Arrival of the train at Kyle of Lochalsh
House across Loch Carron
Garve station – the building is now a private home.
An innovative way to cover grafitti in an underpass.
This is a photo of a photo of the Loch Seaforth, the ferry that used to take Alex & family to Lewis for holidays.
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Comments on: "Kyle of Lochalsh" (2)
I have been transported to a different environment via your photos. It seems like the area is in a time warp.
In many ways it is, the new houses basically keep the same lines and colours as the old ones. I like it. When I see the tiny villages though I wonder what jobs the people do. They seem so isolated but I’m sure strangers to many parts of Australia would wonder the same thing. Up this way the pace seems slower. When I picture the check out people at home I see hands whizzing across the barcode readers and items quickly put into bags. Compared to them the ones here operate in exaggerated slow motion. 🙂