Solar Eclipse 2015: a teaser
After all that driving to get this, I couldn’t let today pass without posting taster shot from the solar eclipse. I […]
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Up East Lomond
The trig-point on top of East Lomond, one of the more noticeable hills in Fife. It’s not a bad route
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Ben Lomond
Classic views – the familiar pointy triangular shape of a snow-covered Ben Lomond with its head in the clouds, from
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RIP, Sir Terry Pratchett
I loved many of his Discworld series, of course, for many years – a very favourite author of one’s –
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Inverawe Impressions (10/10)
For the final instalment in this series of images from Inverawe, three of the most characteristic subjects: sweeping lines of
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Inverawe Impressions (9/10)
A study of lines and shapes and forms of tree branches.
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Inverawe Impressions (8/10)
Where we walked. The old fellow was the first dog with whom I’d found an understanding. I remember it well
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Inverawe Impressions (7/10)
The series of photos from the Inverawe estate continues with a study of ways to enjoy the landscape. Ben Cruachan
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Inverawe Impressions (6/10)
About 15 minutes into the regular walk route – large red (spiky!) berries, birch and willow trees spreading their branches,
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Inverawe Impressions (5/10)
The study of shapes and lines of trees in Inverawe continues. This time, we span all the ages from a
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Inverawe Impressions (4/10)
A study of space-filling tree lines around Inverawe, Argyll.
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Inverawe Impressions (3/10)
This episode is a study of green tree foliage and roads.
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Inverawe Impressions (2/10)
Part 2 of an ongoing series of posts about the Inverawe estate in Argyll. This time, we concentrate on mankind’s