A bend in the River Naver


The river Naver runs through Strathnaver in Sutherland. The valley is 17 miles long from the north coast and in 1814 in the "year of burning' as many as 15,000 people had their homes destroyed by fire as part of the Highland Clearances.

River Naver
The above picture was taken by Rob (afternoon of 7/10/10)

Rob, 16/08/2011

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A Bend in the River
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