A mum from the Scottish Borders killed in a lightning strike in the Highlands has been named.
Isobel Bytautus was with a walking group from the Linlithgow Ramblers when two of the party were struck near Fort William on Saturday evening.
The mum-of-one was pronounced dead at the scene, the Daily Record reports.
The 55-year-old's husband, Andrew, and daughter, Ashley, were being comforted by family and friends at their home in Selkirk, Scotland.
Ashley, 30, said on social media: "My mum died instantly, a freak one in a million accident you never think is possible.
"I can't imagine life without her, I'm lost."
She added: "I can't process it. It doesn't seem real. I'm broken."
Another walker from the group was taken to Belford Hospital in Fort William to be treated for her injuries.
Inspector Isla Campbell, Local Area Policing Inspector for Lochaber, said “We are grateful for the prompt and professional response from partner agencies to this tragic incident and offer our condolences to the lady’s family.”
Emergency services were called at 5.42pm.
The coastguard helicopter, Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team and Scottish Ambulance service helimed and ambulances were sent to the scene.
The party were traced on Na Gruagaichean in the Mamore Range near Kinlochleven.
