A little after passing Helensburgh, west of Glasgow, on the west coast of Scotland, a panoramic view greeted us. Under the dark sky that seems to be raining, the sunlight sometimes shines through the clouds. The mountain surrounding the train is covered by fog or clouds, and only the peaks are slightly exposed. It’s all about steep hills and treeless moorland. The train passes through the entrance to the Highlands, Loch Lomond, then the train stopped through Corrour Station, which poured out dissatisfaction with life and the country towards the empty nature in the movie ‹Trainspotting›, and we cross the Glenfinnan Bridge, where the train to Hogwarts runs.

Filled with endless blue lochs, beaches, green fields, and high mountains, this area must be a great pride for the Scottish people.

Starting from Glasgow Queen Street Train Station, this line continues to Mallaig near the Isle of Skye. After a good five-hour train trip, we got off at Morar, where we will stay. We unpacked our luggage and sat on the quiet beach in the cold wind; the hot sunshine of Campania, Italy, which I visited last week, came to mind. Summer in April and Winter in May? I faced the clear and transparent sea that is hard to believe in Scotland, the sound of growing waves, and the intense sunset.