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Coming down from Spidean Miallach we're looking down into Coire an Daimh Bhàin. We've eaten on the summit, but it's so terribly midgy that we couldn't stay long. Descending to the west, we look eastwards for a second. That lochan is in the wild 'corrie of the white hind'. Above it is the tundra ridge we came by; far away is Loch Poulary, the River Garry and, top left, Loch Garry.
