Pleasant autumn afternoon wandering around down in Glenbrittle, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Glenbrittle is probably one of my favorite places on the island, both the the view and access to the Black Cuillins as well as the coastal hiking. This was generally my go to spot whenever I thought the sun would shine for more than a few hours – which isn’t all that often in November.
River at Coire na Creiche, Glenbrittle, Isle of Skye. Better known as the location of the ‘Fairy pools,’ a series of crystal blue pools of water and waterfalls flowing out of the rugged peaks of the Black Cuillins. It had been raining for a week strait prior to my visit so the ‘pools’ were are bit more like rapids than normal, but at least I got lucky with a bit of sun on a short November day.
Late afternoon light over Loch Brittle, Isle of Skye, Scotland.
I say late afternoon and not evening, as I do not consider 4:00 pm to count as ‘evening,’ despite the fact that it was nearly dark at this time.
