The trees appear so mystical because they are full of lichen. These are symbioses of algae and fungi that form leaf-like layers and live on moist substrates. They give the trees a spooky appearance, but they don't harm him!

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1. View across Loch Ness – View of Loch Ness loop from Foyers

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2. View of Loch Ness – View of Loch Ness loop from Foyers

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