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January 27, 2012

Today's Sunrise, from Inchree Chalets

....Taken from the lawn in front of the chalets at 8am.

The current cold weather & high-pressure system means more red-sky mornings.

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Looking south-west from Inchree. The peak is Sgurr Dhearg, (1024 metres) and forms part of the very popular 'Ballachulish  Horse-shoe' high-level walk. More info here.

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January 27, 2012 |

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