Trossachs National Park. - A hike from Aberfoye
Spring morning in Scotland
Towards the Mentheith Hills from the Duke’s Pass.
The Trossachs – The Duke’s Pass looking to the Be…
Memories of Staithes
A seat on Staithes Beck.
Staithes –the back way in.
Stathes Lane.
Stathes in its glory
A Staithes view
Carrying the flag!
Stormy day at Staithes
Rivers end
A last look at Staithes
Dukes Pass. Trossachs.
The Trossachs – Waterfall near the Lodge.
Deep in the forest of macro
Get well flowers for Andy
On the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond
Footbridge over The River Forth
Ben Lomond looking Eastwards
Across Loch Lomond looking North West.
HBM from The Dukes Pass –higher waterfall.
The Classic - Loch Ard with Ben Lomond.
HBM - Picnic bench at the lochan
Loch Ard, near The Narrows
Queen Elizabeth Forest Park tree lichen
The Trossachs: Loch Ard with Ben Lomond.
Scotch mist
The Trossachs of Scotland: Queen Elizabeth Forest…
Greylag Geese (Anser anser)
The Trossachs of Scotland: Mist in May
Heron in flight at Delph
Skinningrove
Fences at Saltburn.
Flying the flag.
Saltburn-on-Sea Beach Huts
Saltburn Pier side view
A portrait of Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Saltburn Cliff lift
Ennerdale Water and its Weir
Across the waters
Ennerdale looking East
Angler's Crag. Ennerdale Water
Tree on Ennerdale
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The Trossachs: The old row boat on Loch Ard.
A sister view to yesterdays posting, which is interesting to compare.
A scene here worthy of a painting, for sure. This boat must have some history and later, pulled to this spot by a local photographer maybe :) For me – this photo alone was worth the whole trip.
After this day, we would see Ben Lomond capped in white after night snowfalls.
Ben Lomond at 974 metres (3195ft) is one of the most familiar of the Munros (mountains over 3000 ft high) in Scotland. It is the most southerly and is also one of the most popular hill-walks in Scotland. The mountain is a central, prominent feature of the landscape of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Enjoy full size.
A scene here worthy of a painting, for sure. This boat must have some history and later, pulled to this spot by a local photographer maybe :) For me – this photo alone was worth the whole trip.
After this day, we would see Ben Lomond capped in white after night snowfalls.
Ben Lomond at 974 metres (3195ft) is one of the most familiar of the Munros (mountains over 3000 ft high) in Scotland. It is the most southerly and is also one of the most popular hill-walks in Scotland. The mountain is a central, prominent feature of the landscape of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Enjoy full size.
appo-fam, Cesare Musazzi, Gerard Payrou, Erhard Bernstein and 34 other people have particularly liked this photo
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My thanks and Best Wishes, Herb
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