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Ascending Ben More in the centre of Mull. Ben More stands at 966m, or 3169ft, and is the highest mountain on Mull, Scotland. It is the highest peak in the Inner Hebrides apart from those on the Isle of Skye. From left: Ken Mackay (Scout Leader), David Gilmour (sitting on rock), Peter Gilmour, Roger McLean. May 1962. © Terry Porter.
Ben More, Crianlarich - June 2019
Pentax 645 on Kodak Ektar 100
by Kyle Bonallo (Instagram)
Loch Lurgainn and the mountains of Coigach by Joe Dunckley Via Flickr: Beinn an Eoin and Ben More mountains rise behind Loch Lurgainn lake as viewed from Stac Pollaidh in the northwest Highlands of Scotlands.
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Loch na Keal Isle of Mull, July 2017 https://instagram.com/p/Bb2aI61hyT5/
Loch Na Keal and Ben More, Isle of Mull, Scotland 2017
Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell (British, 1883-1937), Ben More, Mull from Iona. Oil on panel, 33 x 45 cm.