Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill, the Peak of the Grey Hollow, teaches us that beauty is not confined to light or clarity. The shadowed places, the hollows in our lives, are not flaws to be erased. They are part of the landscape of being human. This reflection explores how the grey spaces within us: uncertainty, waiting, transition, can hold their own quiet grace. We do not need to escape the hollow to find beauty. We can sit within it, and let its depth reshape us.