Click the BACK-button to return to the ladder-page, or use
the browser's return arrow to go back to your previous view
(same ladder-position)
Click the NEXT-button to continue with the next bigger version
This is a reduced representation
at 1368 x 900 pixels, but the
downloaded image will contain
a full 4095 x 2694 pixels.
Download in the usual way
(click right, Save image as...)
These pictures are made available under the
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
199_0702_123000ELH
Staggering lichen on a rock on the way to Spidean Mialach. Maybe Rhizocarpon geographicum and Ophioparma ventosa, or Haematomma ventosum - we're no experts... Ach, the name haematomma would be quite apt, as it means something like 'wee blood eye'. About the 2000 ft line these are quite common, as on Meall nan Eun and Buidhe Bheinn in the Loch Hourn area.
