The deep red color combines very well with this beautiful landscape. Enjoy a happy weekend.

Very nice comments Anton, thank you.

Das ist ja ein toller Blick auf das Wasser lieber Roger und mit der roten Telefonzelle auch ein Hingucker :))

Wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Lovely comments Guni, thank you!

That’s interesting about more recent use of the slipway. I didn’t realise that happened though I vaguely remember the rockfall closure.

Thank you, Colin, it happened in 2013 with a ferry working this route for the first time since 1970, the only road diversion involved a 130-mile road trip in each direction. However, routes to avoid the troublesome tunnel section of A890 are now being considered.

Thanks for the info.

A far better photo here than I managed to take in very poor weather whilst visiting this year from Kyle of Lochalsh. I know my Sister in Law and her husband did this ferry run a few times many years back now. The hamlet is not even a one-horse-pony town nowadays even though the train halt is still there

A bit of the beaten track for the NC500 route I hasten to add Roger.

Thanks for sharing in the North Coast 500 Group, Herb

Thank you, Herb,
It is only a very short distance from the route, and we have accepted an image into the group from here already

Superbes photo , couleurs et perspective . Bon week-end. Nicole .

Lovely comments Nicole, thank you!

A wonderful view of the lake! And the red phone box adds much!
I noticed on the map it is close to Kyle of Lochalsh. But we didn not visit this place.
It is nice to see many different places on your gallery!
Have a nice weekend!

Best wishes
Füsun

Thank you Fusun, The whole of Loch Carron really is beautiful.

So unusual to see a red post-box and a red telephone box next to each other.............certainly a rarity down South, but maybe not in Scotland. They anchor the frame perfectly!

Beautiful light and a lovely tranquil view across the loch. The sky reflected on the calm waters is gorgeous.

A delightful shot Roger..!!

Fabulous place, fabulous shot, and interesting information as usual, Roger!