Loch Chon
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Grosmont Horse Tunnel
Lambton Collieries 0-6-2T, No.29
Goodby to Grosmont
A bench over Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine, North West Aspect
Loch Katrine – down on the water’s edge.
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Tree framed sheep
The pride of Loch Lomond
Greetings from Silverdale
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The hand of nature
Piethorne Bluebell woods
HBM from The Dukes Pass –higher waterfall.
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Ben Lomond looking Eastwards
Footbridge over The River Forth
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Get well flowers for Andy
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The Trossachs – Waterfall near the Lodge.
Dukes Pass. Trossachs.
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Rivers end
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Loch Lomond framed.
The views keep on coming as we stroll along this marvellous stretch of the loch. Here we see something special.
Loch Lomond National Park Memorial Sculpture:
Since 1995, the area around Ben Lomond, including the mountain summit, has been designated as a war memorial, called the Ben Lomond National Memorial Park.
The park is dedicated to those who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars and was created out of the former Rowardennan Estate with the support of the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
The Memorial Park was officially opened on Armistice Day in 1997 by the Rt Hon Donald Dewar, then Secretary of State for Scotland and later becoming the first First Minister of Scotland.
At the opening ceremony he unveiled a granite sculpture by Doug Cocker, a Scottish artist who had won a competition organized by the Scottish Sculpture Trust to design a permanent monument for the park.
Loch Lomond National Park Memorial Sculpture:
Since 1995, the area around Ben Lomond, including the mountain summit, has been designated as a war memorial, called the Ben Lomond National Memorial Park.
The park is dedicated to those who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars and was created out of the former Rowardennan Estate with the support of the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
The Memorial Park was officially opened on Armistice Day in 1997 by the Rt Hon Donald Dewar, then Secretary of State for Scotland and later becoming the first First Minister of Scotland.
At the opening ceremony he unveiled a granite sculpture by Doug Cocker, a Scottish artist who had won a competition organized by the Scottish Sculpture Trust to design a permanent monument for the park.
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a magical symbol of protection, defense and power.
Superb sculpture and
Excellent framing, Herb!
Thanks also for interesting note
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