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Basalt pinnacles, a landslip ridge, sea cliffs and clear pools under black
peaks. Weighing up Isle of Skye tours? These are the places a day on the island takes
you.
The set opens on the Old Man of Storr, the leaning pinnacle above the lochs of
Trotternish, seen in clear weather, close up among the fallen boulders and across the water
at dusk. Then the Quiraing, where the road climbs under the landslip cliffs, and Kilt Rock,
where a waterfall drops off the basalt columns straight into the sea. At the far west end
of the island, Neist Point runs out to its lighthouse.
In the south are the Fairy Pools, the chain of waterfalls under the Black Cuillin: in
sun, in snow and in low cloud. The river at Sligachan runs under the same peaks, framed by
the arch of the old bridge. Portree's painted harbour front appears by day and at night.
The last frames are the way in. The Skye Bridge crosses from Kyle of Lochalsh, and
Eilean Donan stands on its islet at Dornie, on the mainland just before it. The final
picture is the steam train on the Glenfinnan Viaduct, which a few tours ride on their way
to Mallaig.
The Old Man of Storr on a clear day, the basalt pinnacle and its neighbours above the lochs, with the Sound of Raasay and the mainland hills beyondThe Storr's rock pinnacles close up, standing out of a field of fallen boulders and grass, the sea on the horizonThe Storr cliffs and the Old Man standing clear of them, seen across a still loch with two numbered rowing boats moored in the foregroundThe Storr ridge at dusk, the Old Man a small spike at its end, reflected pink and brown in a loch with one wooded isletThe Quiraing at sunset, the road winding up under the landslip cliffs and a lochan catching the light belowThe Quiraing's green landslip ridges and grassy tops, two small lochans in the hollows below and the sea on the horizonThe Quiraing in summer, steep green slopes and a flat-topped ridge above a lochan, the road running along the hillsideKilt Rock's basalt columns with the waterfall pouring off the cliff edge into the sea belowThe Kilt Rock cliffs from the viewpoint railing, the waterfall dropping to the rocks and the coast running northNeist Point in low evening sun, the headland's cliffs glowing gold and the lighthouse at its far end above a calm seaNeist Point from the cliff top above it, the path running out along the headland to the lighthouseOne of the Fairy Pools waterfalls in a green glen, the dark peaks of the Black Cuillin rising behindThe Fairy Pools falls in autumn, rust-coloured grass on the banks and snow on the Cuillin ridge aboveThe Fairy Pools on a grey day, a double waterfall into a still pool with the Cuillin lost in low cloudA Fairy Pools pool so clear that every stone on the bottom shows, red rock on the banks and the Cuillin behindThe river at Sligachan running over boulders, the peak of Sgurr nan Gillean under cloud behind itThe Cuillin framed by the arch of the old stone bridge at Sligachan, the river running shallow over flat rockPortree harbour, the row of painted houses in pink, blue and yellow along the quay, reflected in the water with small boats mooredPortree harbour at night, the painted houses lit along the quay and their lights on the waterThe painted houses on Portree's quayside close up, a pink house at the end of the row and upturned boats on the slipwayThe Skye Bridge from the mainland side, the harbour at Kyle below and the hills of Skye behind, gorse in flower in the foregroundEilean Donan Castle on its islet at Dornie, on the mainland just before the Skye Bridge, with the stone footbridge running out to itEilean Donan Castle reflected in a flat-calm loch, mist on the hills behindThe Jacobite steam train crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct on the mainland, the line some Skye tours ride to Mallaig