Ceramic Tile 'A walk on the beack' Skye from Applecross Gary Maclean and elegantly hangs from a

and elegantly hangs from a silver curb chain

it has a deep red lining and the Glen Appin label is stitched inside and not stuck down

the previous owner of Lochcarron of Scotland

The ancient settlement of Applecross was accessible only by boat and the steep and winding Bealach Na Ba until the mid 1970s

"The Jewel of the Highlands"

Ceramic Tile 'A walk on the beack' Skye from Applecross Gary Maclean and elegantly hangs from aCeramic Tile 'A walk on the beack' Skye from Applecross From Sand Beach near Applecross in Wester Ross, the view across the Inner Sound is one of the finest on the whole west coast, the jagged Cuillin ridge of Skye rising up on one side, and the flat topped hill of Dun Caan on Raasay on the other. It's the kind of spot where you sit down for five minutes and somehow lose an hour, watching the light shift across the water until the sun drops behind the