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Edinburgh March 2011 – it was a harsh winter
I was in Scotland and we had already had a month worth of snow on and off across the UK. Whilst in Scotland I managed to experience the harsh Scottish weather first hand for the first time and became...
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Glencoe March 2011 – More snow!
I decided whilst in Scotland to try and get up to see Glencoe in the Highlands. I wanted to get out and take some photos, the weather was something I wouldn’t usually see but being snowed in for 1 day...
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Highlands July 2011 – Beautiful weather!
I decided to spend a couple of days in the Highlands again, call it my home coming that I do each year. The weather was probably the best weather I’ve seen in almost 6 years. I don’t live anywhere...
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Ballachulish and Loch Leven, Scotland July 2011
Carrying on my photographic tour, I visited a place called Ballachulish which is past Glencoe in the Highlands in Scotland. The name Ballachulish comes from the Gaelic name for “Village of the...
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Corpach and Ben Nevis, Scotland July 2011
I decided to take a trip across to Corpach (Scottish Gaelic: A’ Chorpaich) which is a large village just north of Fort William in Scotland. Back in 1478 there was a battle at Corpach that saw Clan...
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Castle Stalker, Scotland July 2011
After being a fan of the Monty Python films and more so Monty Python and the Holy Grail, I’ve wanted to go and visit Castle Stalker that featured in the film. Unfortunately for the most part you can’t...
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Rest and be Thankful, Scotland July 2011
Rest and Be Thankful is a place high up on the A83 between Argyll and Bute in Scotland running from Tarbet (Loch Lomond) to Campbeltown at the southern end of Kintyre peninsula and onto Inverary. From...
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Highlands and Loch Lomond, Scotland July 2011
Driving through the Highlands I decided to stop off and visit Loch Lomond. Loch Lomond is always a beautiful Loch in Scotland, I was so tired with the driving and coming down with Laryngitis that I...
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Inveraray, Scotland July 2011
I took a visit to Inveraray which is a quaint little town and the gateway to Argyll and the Islands, and is home of the Duke of Argyll, who founded the town in 1745. The best part of Inveraray is it’s...
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