What I did on my holidays
To celebrate my increasing antiquity at the end of August, I spent a happy few days in the Lake District […]
To celebrate my increasing antiquity at the end of August, I spent a happy few days in the Lake District […]
Glen Turret is an obvious glacial valley. At the north end of the loch the land is covered with undulating
A short study in water – taken on a stroll along the side of Loch Turret.
This is by way of a little tease. The Interwebs are full of photos of this lump of rock taken
Around January I discovered a new walk near Dunkeld that quickly became a favourite way to spend a weekend afternoon.
From wikipedia: The Caledonian Forest is the name given to the former (ancient old-growth) temperate rainforest of Scotland. The known extent
Sadly, it’s not all good news at the glen – a few years ago, the Forestry Commission installed two paths,
Lots of Scots Pine trees around Glen Affric. Favourite Trees can be seen from near the carpark above the River
Further studies in the shapes of characterful trees, Glen Affric: this time, in black and white.
It’s been years since I visited the Cairnwell in Glenshee. The road is still just as steep and the glens
A continuation of, and the latest in, the “Crail Harbour Rocks” theme – I’ve already posted a comparison of the
Three views of the beach at Crail – for the geologists, the rock is old red Devonian sandstone. For everyone