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near to Am Meallan [hill or Mountain], Highland, Great Britain

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	Pine forest, Glen Affric by Richard Webb Mature Scots pine woodland, looks just like the best bits of boreal forest in Norway.
	Loch Affric by Rob Burke This is the eastern tip of the loch, looking west. Affric Lodge can just be seen beyond the first stretch of water.
	Bridge over Garbh Uisge by Stanley Howe Seen from Glen Affric car park.
	Scots Pine in Glen Affric National Nature Reserve by Rob Pedley Loch Beinn a' Mheadhoin in the distance
	Hillside above Loch Affric by Nigel Brown Medium steep slopes with scattered deciduous trees and crowned by a stand of Scots Pines lie above the eastern end of the loch. Sgï¿½rr na Lapaich forms the backdrop.
	Loch Affric from the eastern end by Gordon Hatton Looking west along the 'thin' end of Loch Affric with the private bridge over the narrows in the distance.
	Gravel road near Affric Lodge (set of 2 images) by Steven Brown
	East end of Loch Affric by Mike Pennington The loch narrows here and the flows through a short river into the next loch.
	Track through the pines by Tom Richardson Heading west down Glen Affric
	Loch Affric in autumn by Trevor Rickard Looking across the loch east of Affric Lodge. Here the loch is very narrow.
	Garbh uisge, Glen Affric by Chris Eilbeck The outflow of Loch Affric connects to Loch Beinn a' Mheadhoin along this short stretch of river. Taken from the bridge on the public track up Glen Affric a short distance from the car park at the end of the metalled road.
	'The Road to the Isles' by ronnie leask Just beyond the end of the public road, where vehicles must be left, this estate road leads westward through Glen Affric. After a short distance, on reaching the loch ,a well trodden ancient right of way path can be followed all the way to... (more)