What is recorded here
Yellow hill
Beinn Bhuidhe, meaning "Yellow Hill" in Gaelic, typically refers to a hill in the Scottish Highlands, often characterised by its heather-covered slopes and granite or metamorphic rock formations. The name suggests a landscape of seasonal yellowness, possibly linked to local folklore or the appearance of the hill in autumn.
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Photo: Patrick Mackie · CC BY-SA 2.0