Water: Around Loch Rannoch (3)
This one isn’t so much about the water as the mountain, Schiehallion. Back in 1774, its regular shape and relatively […]
This one isn’t so much about the water as the mountain, Schiehallion. Back in 1774, its regular shape and relatively […]
Don’t ask me why Perth council thought to have a winter festival in the middle of November, when it’s not
It wasn’t the spectacular sunset I was hoping for – but that’s OK, I’ll take a hazy glow any day.
It’s hard driving around Loch Rannoch – all the stopping and starting makes for lousy mileage. But that’s OK –
I spent a lunchtime recently with a friend from the Photo Society, strolling in leisurely fashion around the South Inch
A small selection of photos from The Hermitage near Dunkeld: some experiments with tree filigree – appreciating the patterns of
More seasonal colours – red hawthorn berries seen on a walk in local woods.
Karst topography is a landscape formed from the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite, and gypsum, characterised by
The beginnings of yummy juiciness – red and some ripe black blackberries.
A few photos from a walk around Portpatrick on a sunny evening, starting with the Royal Navy helicopter practising for
A twist in the traditional tale
Progress of a post-imperial symbolic stick around Stranraer