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Craigievar Castle
"This was taken not long after a shower of rain had darkened the pink harling then the sunshine dryed it out in places adding to the mottled effect of the shadows"
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Schiehallion from the East
"So beautiful, love this area. I used to visit a relative in Aberfeldy years ago."
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- Where do you stay or have your business?
- Live in Aberdeen currently working on a ship of the coast of Nova Scotia
- About you
- Skier, canoeist, walker & capturing it all on Camera
- Favorite places
- The hills rivers and coastline of Scotland, Applecross in particular. But always finding new corners of Scotland I have never been to.
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Wallabies on Inchconnachan Island Loch Lomond
Last September My girlfriend and I took a canoe trip on Loch Lomond to see if we could find the fabled wallabies,
In the 1920's Lady Arran Colquhoun introduced a mob of wallabies onto her private island on Loch Lomond and totally unmanaged they have continued to thrive with a viable population of around 25(+/-)
Lately the Wallabies have been under threat by the current Estate Mangement, who claim they need to be culled to preserve the habit for native species.... a load of bollocks in… Continue
In the 1920's Lady Arran Colquhoun introduced a mob of wallabies onto her private island on Loch Lomond and totally unmanaged they have continued to thrive with a viable population of around 25(+/-)
Lately the Wallabies have been under threat by the current Estate Mangement, who claim they need to be culled to preserve the habit for native species.... a load of bollocks in… Continue
Posted on February 17, 2010 at 12:00 — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 18:59 on September 20, 2011,
Farquhar Martin said… - Like your pics A J. You like cauld places ?
- At 8:08 on February 14, 2010, A J Taylor said…
- Sorry, don't know what happened to the link 1st time round... try this one, http://www.stevecarter.com/otherstuff.htm
- At 7:01 on February 14, 2010,
Simone E. said… - oh dear, i just think i am stupid but which link do you mean? :-/
- At 18:59 on February 12, 2010, A J Taylor said…
This link will take to a sight that will make you realise the rest of us are just wasting pixels. the best photographs and one of the best websites i have ever come across. BE WARNED,you will spend hours/days/weeks checking all the links. Also Steve is a very nice chap. If you want one of is pics ask him....
- At 13:20 on February 12, 2010, Simone E. said…
- you're absolutely right. and a dramatic sky is one of the most beautiful things in the world isn't it?
thanks for accepting the request :-)
- At 13:06 on February 11, 2010, A J Taylor said…
- Ah, but without a little rain there would be no rainbows
- At 11:22 on February 11, 2010, Simone E. said…
- yes i do :-) the sky is perfect blue - no scattered rain showers ;-)
i also love the ones with the animals.
- At 8:01 on February 11, 2010, A J Taylor said…
- Thank you, I will be uploading some more later today, I hope you enjoy those as well
- At 6:23 on February 11, 2010, Simone E. said…
- hi alastair,
you uploaded lots of beautiful and interesting pictures.
thanks for sharing.
best regards
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