This photograph shows the Cluanie Inn in winter colour, lying between the northwest coast and the Great Glen. It has always been a popular trade route. Once a "Cattle Stance", West Highland and Hebridean drovers rested here overnight. The word "Cluanie" in Gaelic means "meadow". The mountain passes to the north of Cluanie allow access to one of the most beautiful and wild glens in Scotland - Glen Affric.

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