The Cultural Significance of Highland Corries
Corries, or coires, are one of the most distinctive geographical features of the Scottish Highlands. Their name derives from the Gaelic word meaning "caldron" or "hollow," perfectly describing their dramatic, bowl-shaped depressions carved into the sides of mountains. Beyond their geographical allure, these natural formations hold profound cultural, historical, and ecological significance.
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