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View from Dun Deardail |
On Thursday I went for a run on the West Highland Way but was disappointed to find that the trail is closed between Glen Nevis and Lundavra until April . I went as far as I could before the path was blocked by felled trees.
Retracing my steps I visited Dun Deardail - the remains of an Iron Age fort on a hillock overlooking Glen Nevis. It is a great site for a fort but very little is known of its history other than the fact that it was once burnt and that the fire was so hot that it melted the rocks; a process known as vitrification.
On Thursday it was warm enough to sketch the dramatic view from the fort although my fingers were numb by the time I had finished. I soon warmed up on the long jog home.
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Quick sketch from the Lochailort Road yesterday |
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View today from The Commando Memorial Spean Bridge
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