Ben Nevis from Loch Eil
A Ringed Plover at Fort William.
A bench at Arisaig.
The Road to the Isles, panorama
Loch nan Uamh and its Viaduct
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The Island of Eigg in the blue-hour
The Small isles from Mallaig
Treelands
Mallaig Railway Station
The line to the Isles
Downtown Rum
The Silver Sands of Morar, Lochaber
River Dee crossings
The beauty of Camusdarach
The old boathouse at Camusdarach
I want my mummy!
Greenfield Waterfall
A West Highlands view
The silence of Rum
The Cuillins of Rum from Camusdarach beach
A post-card from Mallaig harbour
Man in a hurry
Ballachulish Bridge and Beinn a' Bheithir Glencoe
Loch Leven towards Glencoe
Sit here and take in this memorable place
Glimpses from Glencoe visitors centre
Glencoe: An Torr, Signal Rock
Bog stopped play
The Glencoe turf and creel house
The heron at the wall
Glencoe, Aonach Eagach
The River Glaslyn
A bench on high
Glencoe
The beautiful Chirk Castle formal gardens
A Loch Lomond fence
The Three Sisters of Glencoe
A Rum wall
The Inverie River
A bench at Chirk Castle
Sun setting at Mallaig harbour
Loch an Nostarie
The railway station
Mallaig harbour
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Fort William on Loch Linnhe
Fort William, the gateway to the UK’s highest peak ‘Ben Nevis’ has a lot to offer the traveller. On the shores of Loch Linnhe to the west and the mountain of Ben Nevis to the east, few people cannot be awed by its splendours. Glen Nevis valley, home to Steall Falls and the nearby Nevis Range Mountain Resort has ski runs and forest trails. In the town centre, the West Highland Museum focused on regional life and history. To the northeast, Ben Nevis Distillery explores whisky production. Just out of town is the impressive Caledonian Canal entrance and Neptune's Staircase with the splendid Glenfinnan viaduct just a little further north west..
For us, to see it in this weather is almost a miracle as it is known to be one of the wettest towns in the UK.. PiP
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For us, to see it in this weather is almost a miracle as it is known to be one of the wettest towns in the UK.. PiP
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Have a fabulous day today!
Keep well - and Cheers'.. from Dj,
,. and.,.. 'added to the 'Landscape' group' - Thanks,... ☺
Herb Riddle club has replied to David G Johnson clubCheers. Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Stephan Fey clubBest Wishes. Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Gudrun clubCheers. Herb
You've gained a bit of reputation for making it rain when you go on holiday, so this is all the more impressive :-)))
I like the view of Ben Nevis in the PiP as well.
Enjoy the rest of the day my friend. Regards, Keith :-)
Herb Riddle club has replied to Keith Burton clubOh dear, methinks I have maybe overdone the wet weather excursions part of my life here but I tell no lies! My moody wet and dark weather shots, in many cases enhances the scenes they depict I think too. - This scene, like many others I have done like it, always benefits from a low viewpoint and I must admit this almost clear blue sky helped a lot. Glad you liked the PiP. Tomorrow I will post a better view of Ben Nevis.
Best Wishes. Herb
Keith Burton club has replied to Herb Riddle clubbeautiful blue sky.
All the best Gordon
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