Amanda Mustard

Independent Photojournalist

www.amandamustard.com

Scotland's North Coast 500

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Nationality: American

Biography: Amanda Mustard is an independent photojournalist and filmmaker based between Bangkok, Thailand and Pennsylvania, USA. She is a contributor for Redux Pictures and is currently accepting assignments and project collaborations worldwide. Mustard is... MORE

The NC500 road leading south towards Ullapool.

Highland cattle blocking a roadway between Shieldaig and Applecross.

A traditional telephone booth and mailbox stand in the meadows of Laid.

Knockan Crag, an popular area of geological interest along the Moin Thrust Belt.

Dunrobin Castle, a popular tourist destination along the NC500 route.

View from a bedroom of The Armadale House B&B, owned by Dutch owner Detta Velvis, nestled along the NC500.

The docks of Ullapool, one of the largest towns on the Western side of the NC500 route

Inside Smoo Cave, on the northwest coast in Durness.

A tiny frog at Ardvreck Castle near Loch Assynt.

Castle Varrich sits atop the hills near the village of Tongue.

The road leading to Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, 3 miles north of Wick in Caithness.

A crofterÕs cottage in the Highlands.

The beautiful landscapes around Kylesku, a fishing hamlet in Sutherland.

Gruinard Bay, 12 miles north of Poolewe, becomes a sprawling beach during low tides.

John O'Groats, the northernmost point in Great Britain.

A detour south of the NC500, ÒglampingÓ eco-domes are available for £75 a night at the Loch Tay Highland Lodges.

Foulis Castle in Dingwall, Scotland has been home to Clan Munro for over 700 years. A wing of the castle is listed on AirBnb.

Finnian Munro and his grandmother. Clan Munro have been in Foulis Castle for over 700 years. A wing of the castle in Dingwall, Scotland is listed on AirBnb.