Loading timber in the Naver Forest. A timber haulage truck l…

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  Loading timber in the Naver Forest. A timber haulage truck loads timber from a felled stockpile for transport to the nearest railhead at Kinbrace NC8631. Volvo FL10 truck.
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  The Summit of Beinn Rosail
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  Summit Cairn of Beinn Rosail
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  Communications mast on the north face of Beinn Rosail
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  Naver Forest after felling A forest access track snakes across a clear-felled section of the Naver Forest
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  Primroses by the stream
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  Another "Fisherman's bridge", River Naver
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  Rosal cleared village, Strathnaver. Ruins of one of the dwellings at Rosal, a village cleared in the 19th century to make way for sheep farming.
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  Rosal clearance township. The remains of Rosal in Strathnaver, a village cleared between 1814 and 1818
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  Highland winter A lonely stag in the hills north of the B871 with a snow-covered Creag nan Laogh in the background. The best time for encountering large herds of red deer is in late autumn and in winter, when most visitors have long since left the area and returned to their homes in England. Many Highland estates offer fishing for wild salmon in their rivers and for brown trout in their lochs. Another source of income is deer stalking, and large herds of red deer can often be seen roaming the hillsides. The animals appear to know when it is safe to stay put, and on approaching them quietly and not leaving the car it is possible to take pictures at a fairly close range. This lonely stag enjoying the winter sunshine in all probability belongs to Badanloch Estate.
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  "Fisherman's bridge", River Naver
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  B871 along Palm Loch
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  Ice patterns, Strath Naver
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  Palm Loch Lochan above Strath Naver. View across moorland towards Beinn Griam Mòr.
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  Palm Loch looking east
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  B873 in Naver Forest
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  River Naver
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  Syre
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  Corner of forest by River Naver
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  B871 near Syre