Photo Feature: Cloud Island by Morten Hansen
Skye may be famous for spectacular mountain and coastal scenery, but it's also well known for mist and rain. Photographer Morten Hansen has made a virtue of the challenging island weather.
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Decending Stob Coire nan Lochan after getting lost on the climb up
© DavidNoor, Feb 2020
Approaching the Goats Track during our winterskills course
© DavidNoor, Jan 2020
View across the Cairngorm plateau towards Ben Macdui
© DavidNoor, Jan 2020
Blaenau Ffestiniog from Craig Nyth y Gigfran.
© Myfyr Tomos, Feb 2012
Glencoe ridge
© johnhenderson, Nov 2016
Na Gruagaichean West summit
© wee jamie, 20 Mar 2020
Reflections Lago di Lagazuoi
© Russell Lovett, Jul 2019
Mperci
© Mperci
@FarmCave
© @FarmCave
Forcella del Largo, AV1, Dolomites.
© Russell Lovett, Jul 2019
nextural
© nextural
On the South Cluanie Ridge
© Al Todd, Jan 2020
After 6 weeks of storms Kintail yields another rare perfect day
© Al Todd, 20 Mar 2020
First light & first tracks below Sgùrr na Forcan
© Al Todd, 20 Mar 2020
A perfect spot
© Al Todd, 20 Mar 2020
Will Rutledge
© willrut, 22 Mar 2020
Will Rutledge social distancing 19 Mar
© willrut, 19 Mar 2020
Landlocked access land
© Manboob, 29 Mar 2020
BethShaw
© BethShaw
Silvia Mazzani
© Silvia Mazzani
Pimmy
© Pimmy
Who needs climbing walls?
© RD, 29 Mar 2020
Derek Boocock
© Derek Boocock
ABriffett67
© ABriffett67
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