Choosing distinct random colours using R

 I wanted to choose 110 distinct random colours for a plot in R. I found I could do this using the randomcoloR package:

> install.packages("randomcoloR")

> library(randomcoloR)

> distinctColorPalette(k=110)

  [1] "#C0AAEE" "#D14FA7" "#5E4B73" "#46A0C6" "#BCEF7D" "#E1A6ED" "#B4F5A2" "#C8EABE" "#D492EE" "#4560D7" "#F0F0E3" "#457172" "#6D9BCA" "#C46AA6" "#ECF030" "#E2EFD0" "#EB2F85" "#8FF0EA" "#83C7F1" "#B3A4A9" "#D86C40"
 [22] "#45ECEB" "#9BAF69" "#9B7EEB" "#93EBB6" "#E99F79" "#BC24EA" "#BBA7C1" "#C6CB95" "#F33BE7" "#6B25AA" "#F5A2E1" "#A7C6A1" "#DBA497" "#BAEDF2" "#7B5FF2" "#6C3283" "#A8A3CF" "#BA465C" "#BAF43C" "#D1E9E9" "#77CEC3"
 [43] "#70769C" "#939DEA" "#E2B8E2" "#91EF77" "#D14DD9" "#9FAD9E" "#B68851" "#E236B8" "#8BD33B" "#78D7ED" "#F5B1D3" "#F1F0B6" "#50ED85" "#2C4B24" "#5BA8F1" "#65F239" "#ED3E52" "#52E059" "#EE6F96" "#62EED2" "#CAAEA1"
 [64] "#EFC5BE" "#D6EFA0" "#E27666" "#E785AF" "#A57EC4" "#966C5B" "#CBCDB3" "#B781AD" "#F0C068" "#F09935" "#B5CDE9" "#D4C874" "#91496E" "#EA79EF" "#7BA32F" "#869175" "#EEC896" "#BB67D5" "#B9EADA" "#C9C6C7" "#B78490"
 [85] "#C9D87A" "#91B5BB" "#F0C843" "#DEDCF1" "#55EDB4" "#5580D7" "#EFA3AB" "#4FB0B9" "#ADB9F0" "#E2EC5C" "#B09836" "#5631E9" "#EA7FCF" "#96CE8F" "#6CC161" "#D8CAF5" "#4BA784" "#50C284" "#EDE2E3" "#F0EC80" "#E6878A"
[106] "#B49D78" "#A5F1D1" "#A44FEF" "#C2C52C" "#F1CDE0"

Now make a plot with these colours in it:

> barplot(1:110, col=colours)