Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Mountain

A sea mist hangs over the Kilbrannan Sound which seperates Carradale Harbour on the Kintyre peninsula from the the backdrop of the Isle of Arran, A large view perhaps and HWW!

Another image from the recent archives once again from a remote part of the wonderful Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, HFF and a terrific weekend to you all, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, large may be good!

Another view of Ben Nevis, this time from across the Corpach Basin and Loch Linnhe. The Corpach basin is at the western end of the Caledonian Canal, vessels heading east face a staircase lock comprising eight locks on the Canal. Built by Thomas Telford between 1803 and 1822, it is the longest staircase lock in Britain, and known as "Neptune's Staircase" This is an archive image from 2009 therefore quality may be lower than usual.

The Russel Burn, flows beneath the road down from"Bealach na Ba" and Applecross Pass on a typically murky day, Squrr a' Chaorachain (792m) is the mountain in the background. Large View Recommended.

An image from 2011 showing Stac Pollaidh, often called Stac Polly, The English translation, Is "The pinnacle of pool river" it has a height 612m (2008ft) The rocky crest is of Torridon sandstone and is a nunatak, (the ridge was above the ice during the last Ice age) which is why the sides are smooth, and the ridge has many pinnacles. The following image will show is position in the range. Posted for the "North West 500 Group"

It's May and the last of the winter snow still hangs on the northern slopes of the Stob Ghebhar Ridge 3,580ft (1090 m) which is a part of the Scottish Highlands Black Mountain group, Maybe try it large !

Looking across the Kyle of Tongue from Melness Cemetery car park, a sandbar and beach visible at low tide, the Kyle is a 7-mile-long Sea Loch Large may be good, HWW

The tidal Kyle of Tongue in Sutherland with a cloud capped Ben Loyal as a backdrop, Traffic crosses the Kyle on a causeway which forms part of the A838 North Coast 500 Road around the top of the country, and is listed as one of the most amazing and beautiful drives around Scotland. (This bench is in one of two picnic areas part way across the causeway) The Kyle which is listed as a sea loch starts at Tongue Bay on the north coast and stretches inland for 7 miles (11 km) In 16.9 format, so a large view is recommended Pip 1 The Sign, Pip 2 The Causeway

Ben Loyal again, this time from the Melness Cemetery car park on the opposite side of the Kyle of Tonge In 16.9 format, so a large view recommended

Ben Loyal 764 m (2506.5 ft) is a Corbett which is the name given to a mountain in Scotland that is between 2,500 and 3000 feet in height, but it must also have a 500-foot drop on all sides, This was captured just outside the village of Tongue on the A838 which forms a part of the North Coast 500 around the top of Scotland, This is also just prior to the start of the 3.8 km (2.361 miles) causeway across the tidal Kyle of Tongue, I wish you all a HFF and a good weekend A large view would be appreciated. And finally a musical link from Kelly Clarkson, www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8qVmsO4aXk

The road to Glen Etive with the bridge over River Coupal which flows far below road level and the 996m Stob a' Ghlais Choire peak in the background, the view is from the direction of Glencoe. Another image from the back catalogue. A musical link, Playing for Change, Higher Ground. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hGSqqhhokE

Late September image from the archives, This is looking up the glen with sunlight catching the 888m distant Beinn Chorranach. Large may be better

Isleornsea, Isle of Skye and a distant Squrr na Coinnich (translation Peak of moss) 2,425ft (739m) mountain which is the highest point on the Sleat peninsula, The waterway crossing the image is the narrow fast flowing Kylehrea Straits which separates the Island from the mainland. Please view large if possible.

Loch Carron at Plockton early on an autumn morning, Large please

Sits on a rocky outcrop at the Northeastern end of Loch Awe, First constructed in the mid 15th century and was in use for 150 years before being abandoned, by 1770 it was in ruins. Try large please,

An image from 2013 just to keep things ticking over while normal service is resumed, Glencoe bothy as the mist descends.

Looking downstream as the River Coupall flows down to join the River Etive then into Loch Etive and onward to the sea. Large may be good. Link for Sight and Sound, Neil Young's song Down by the river, www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1gxkRve4Q0 May not have much time over the next few days but will catch up soon as.

The last of winter snow slowly melts away from Beinn Dearg and the sun goes down on another day. Large may be good. Stayed watching this magical sunset to the end so my link to sight and sound, Can't take my eyes off of you, www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGFToiLtXro