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Stac Pollaidh and loch Lurgainn, Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Conical hillocks and serene lochans at Fairy Glen on the Isle of Skye Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Concentric stone circles on grass hillocks at Fairy Glen on the Isle of Skye Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stone circle amid conical grass hillocks at Fairy Glen on the Isle of Skye Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stac Pollaidh, Assynt, Sutherland in the Scottish Highlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful view of the iconic mountain Stac Pollaidh on the shore of Loch Lurgainn in the Highlands of Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torridonian sanstone boulders covered in lichens and mosses - Loch Lurgainn in the Highlands of Scotland

$Fragment of the facade of the Martin\'s Memorial Hall Church in Stornoway Royalty Free Stock Photo$

$A view of St Martin\'s Memorial Church in Stornoway on a cloudy day Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Beautiful view of the the shores of Loch Lurgainn in the Highlands of Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Loch Lurgainn is in the Assynt region - remote and wild. The shores are covered in gorse and heather with banks of bracken. It is a very quiet and peaceful area. It was the last area of Scotland to have glaciers. The rock type is Torridonian sandstone. The boulders are covered in a wide range of lichens and mosses of interest to botanists.