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Rannoch Moor is described by A Cunningham as wild and sombre a stretch of country as any in Scotland, especially when shrouded in mist or lashed by driving rain or snow, a terrifying wilderness for the lonely walker. In good weather, however, the Moor is a world of shining lochs with treeclad islets and sandy bays, the way clothed with waving grass and purple heather, with unique views to delight the adventurous walker.
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