Least Falls, Skye. The images from my visit to Skye early October. My wife was working in Mull and I dropped her at the ferry terminal before driving North to Skye. The weather was terrible, poor light and heavy rain. One of the good things about modern IT is the ability to get live weather radar anerered I saw that Northern Skye had little or no rain. In the end there was the briefest spell of weak sunshine. Least Falls comprise a set of 3 falls totalling 300ft of drop. Really a morning shot but my morning had been spent trying to get images at Sligachan but only getting very wet.
Top Falls only added to complete the set
The middle falls are just visible at the right hand side. I was drawn to the central falls that are usually no more than a trickle. As you can see the first signs of Autumn. The first 2 images are handheld. I can now manage 1/3s with a fair degree of success. However the wind was blowing the foliage a lot.
The bottom falls, probably 100ft+ I couldn't get to my usual position in the middle of the stream without risking being swept out to sea which is about 200ft behind me.
Lastly the bottom falls again but this time at 1/2000s
