Cultybraggan Camp
Another set from a photo-excursion in May this year, directly contrasting with the pleasure of nature’s bluebells earlier in the […]
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Around Birnam Hill: landscape old and new
The last in a small series of photos from Birnam Hill near Dunkeld. As far as I can tell, the
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Glen Turret: Lumpy Landscape
Glen Turret is an obvious glacial valley. At the north end of the loch the land is covered with undulating
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Portknockie (3/3): Bow-Fiddle
I’ve left the usual photos to last, seeing as how everyone else has shot this scene before. It wasn’t particularly
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Portknockie (2/3): colourful rocks
The coast at Portknockie features an intermingling of Cullen quartzite (dating from Lower Dalradian times, 650 million years ago during
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Favoured landscape: details
Photos from around the Highland Boundary Fault: the first psammite / semi-pelite rocks beside the path, a valley through which
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A Favourite Walk
Around January I discovered a new walk near Dunkeld that quickly became a favourite way to spend a weekend afternoon.
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Glen Affric: Rockery
There’s an impressive outcrop of rocks (psammite and semi-pelite, looking rather like limestone) near the waterfalls in the River Affric.
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Crail Harbour Rocks (3): optimum light
A continuation of, and the latest in, the “Crail Harbour Rocks” theme – I’ve already posted a comparison of the
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Crail: colour
Three views of the beach at Crail – for the geologists, the rock is old red Devonian sandstone. For everyone
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The Uses of Karst Landscape
Karst topography is a landscape formed from the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite, and gypsum, characterised by
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Ailsa Craig
One of my favourite bits of coastline is that just north of Lendalfoot on the A77 through Ayrshire, for its