It was taken in early September 2015, aym - up north where I holidayed as a child. I took my two girls there for a visit. Oldest daughter is the one on the right in the pic with me. It was the only decent spell of weather we got all summer!
Can't beat a bit of stone skimming - even when the loch's frozen...
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Great photos again, Johnny - I can't make up my mind about the deer. He's either very determined or very stupid!
Are anglers bonkers do you think?
I like a minimalist, snowy landscape too Iamweedy - they make great photos. This was last February on a litle Corbett in Glen Fruin, near Loch Lomond. It was a great day
Were you holidaying in Iceland?
We've had very little snow this winter on the hills. It arrives and then turns weirdly mild and disappears again
I remember doing the Black Mount hills (just south of Glencoe) in April some years ago, and the final section of Stob Ghabhar has a line of old fence posts which only had the tops showing, so we were walking on those
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Yes, agree, those snowy scenes are magical and the drifts do look like the tide coming in with frothy foam - a bit like the icing on my Christmas cakes!
I always wanted to visit the Rockies Johnny, so thanks for bringing them into my office on your lovely pictures.
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It was taken in early September 2015, aym - up north where I holidayed as a child. I took my two girls there for a visit. Oldest daughter is the one on the right in the pic with me. It was the only decent spell of weather we got all summer!
Can't beat a bit of stone skimming - even when the loch's frozen...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
If you want some ice how about this? Iceland 2008. I like my landscapes minimalist..
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Biking the Bow River trails today. Clear and sunny with a good view of the Rocky Mountains.
Some people really take their fly fishing seriously.
Hello Johnny, good to see you again. Lovely photos as usual.
Great photos again, Johnny - I can't make up my mind about the deer. He's either very determined or very stupid!
Are anglers bonkers do you think?
I like a minimalist, snowy landscape too Iamweedy - they make great photos. This was last February on a litle Corbett in Glen Fruin, near Loch Lomond. It was a great day
Were you holidaying in Iceland?
We've had very little snow this winter on the hills. It arrives and then turns weirdly mild and disappears again
I remember doing the Black Mount hills (just south of Glencoe) in April some years ago, and the final section of Stob Ghabhar has a line of old fence posts which only had the tops showing, so we were walking on those
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Amazing snowy pics, folks. Love the sculptured effect you get from the wind, Fairy.
Yes, agree, those snowy scenes are magical and the drifts do look like the tide coming in with frothy foam - a bit like the icing on my Christmas cakes!
I always wanted to visit the Rockies Johnny, so thanks for bringing them into my office on your lovely pictures.
*Fairygirl* Yes I went on a Geology trip.
I love your wind or wave patterns.
This was at Crosby beach. The Anthony Gormley "Another Place" installation. In December light. I
It is a very atomospheric place with those statues staring out to sea.
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'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Sorry about typos I can't re edit. By the time I took this any interesting light had gone and the rain had started coming in.
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'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
Hello Fairygirl,
I never caught sight of a fly fisherman in the Bow River on a January day before.
The deer? Well I think they're just happy beasts. There was a herd of eight there. But hundreds live their lives along our river within the city.