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isle of skye

"Turadh" means "a break in the clouds between showers." 

I went over the sea to Skye and left a piece of my soul in the Faerie Glen.  I used Plockton as a base of exploration for Skye and managed to wander much of the island over four days: Glenelg (an unforgettable ride on the oldest running manual turntable ferry in the world); Portree (bright shops and friendly folks); Carbost (the Talisker Distillery is a must-see, as is The Oyster Shed!); Elgol (and maybe a ferry ride to Loch Coruisk); the Old Man of Storr (amazing when you get a little of that turadh); Sligachan (where you wash your face in the river to stay young forever); the Faerie Glen and the Quiraing near Uig (breathtakingly beautiful spots for hikes); Kilt Rock on the Trotternish Peninsula (perfect spot for hilarious but inappropriate selfies with Mealt Falls); Staffin Beach (of Dinosaur footprint fame); and Dunvegan Castle (seat of Clan Macleod).

Old Man of Storr Panorama - 1-3.JPG
Abandoned Churchyard - 1.JPG
Window Pane - 1-2.JPG
Kirk Ruins - 1.JPG
Kirk Ruins II - 1-2.JPG
River Sligachan III - 1-2.JPG
Fairy Glen - 1-2.JPG
Quairang - 1-2.JPG
Waterfall on Skye - 1-2.JPG
Fairy King's Castle - 1-3.JPG
Fairy Glen Castles - 1-2.JPG
Quiraing IV - 1-3.JPG
Mealt Falls & Kilt Rock - 1-3.JPG
Fog Over the Old Man of Storr  - 1-3.JPG
Portree - 1-2.JPG
Quiraing - 1-3.JPG
Staffin Beach - 1.JPG
Roadside Waterfall - 1-2.JPG
Quiraing II - 1-2.JPG
Glenelg Ferry - 1-2.JPG
Quiraing III - 1-2.JPG

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