Coastal cottage Fort William

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Lochside cottage in Appin near Glencoe for self catering
The cottage is two hours' drive from Glasgow, overlooking Loch Linnhe
Glencoe village, across Loch Linnhe near to the self catering cottage
Ben Nevis, Fort William, Lochaber is just up the road from Glencoe
The infamous and historic Moor of Rannoch, the final gateway to Glencoe
Standing stone, near Glencoe, erected by Mesolithic people 3,000 years ago
Sunset over Morven, beside the lochside cottage at Glencoe
Ardsheal, Appin, from Kentallen Bay
Castle Stalker, Appin, Scottish history is everywhere around the cottage
Glencoe mountains, one of the 7 Wonders of Scotland, famous amongst climbers

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