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Greeting Card, Gairloch Beach and the Torridon Hills, Photographed by Jack Marris

Greeting Card, Gairloch Beach and the Torridon Hills, Photographed by Jack Marris

Gairloch beach basks in the gentle evening light of an April sunset, with Beinn Alligin of the Torridon hills still topped by snow behind.

Look carefully to spot the 9-hole golf course and burial ground, where there used to be a church dedicated to St. Maelrubha, an Irish monk who brought Christianity to the North of Scotland in the 7th century.

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Greeting Card, Gairloch Beach and the Torridon Hills, Photographed by Jack Marris

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Greeting Card, Gairloch Beach and the Torridon Hills, Photographed by Jack Marris

Gairloch beach basks in the gentle evening light of an April sunset, with Beinn Alligin of the Torridon hills still topped by snow behind.

Look carefully to spot the 9-hole golf course and burial ground, where there used to be a church dedicated to St. Maelrubha, an Irish monk who brought Christianity to the North of Scotland in the 7th century.

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Gairloch beach basks in the gentle evening light of an April sunset, with Beinn Alligin of the Torridon hills still topped by snow behind.

Look carefully to spot the 9-hole golf course and burial ground, where there used to be a church dedicated to St. Maelrubha, an Irish monk who brought Christianity to the North of Scotland in the 7th century.