mankind-nature – Stream of Consciousness

Chanonry Point Lighthouse

Last weekend it was ludicrously hot around home – 25ºC after lunchtime – so we drove all the way up […]

A few photos from a long drive on Saturday

I don’t know how to tag some of these photos: on the one hand, a place that’s been a good

Continuing the theme of mankind’s interaction with nature: exploring Tillicoultry Quarry by drone for some interesting angles on the rock

The zig-zag harbour wall at St Monan’s is one of those iconic photographic locations where it’s impossible to pitch-up with

I spent the morning of Dec 22 – the first day of winter – up Kinnoull Hill. There was beautiful

I hadn’t intended to go around the Mill Glen… but with a choice of three Hill-foot villages, I said Tillicoultry

The Black Woods of Rannoch are a particularly favourite stroll. One of the Caledonian Forest reserves (the only one I

Over the course of New Year’s Eve I saw several aurora alerts. On checking, it was even visible as a

Sadly, it’s not all good news at the glen – a few years ago, the Forestry Commission installed two paths,

Part 2 of an ongoing series of posts about the Inverawe estate in Argyll. This time, we concentrate on mankind’s