Showing posts with label Morven hills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morven hills. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 September 2010

Some lovely photographs from Alistair Phipps. Click here for his Flickr photos

 Hidden Valley, is it? See what wonderful shots you get when you are up high.
Now this one, for me, tells an everyday story of hill walking folks. I love it. She doesn't care if you photograph her or not. She just needs water. Badly.
Look at this drama - hills of Morven we think, across Loch linnhe, about 5.00pm I reckon. Alistairs party did not have much luck with the weather but they made the most of it. Thanks for letting us post them Alistair, you are in the Draw for the free holiday break.
John
Christmas cottage in Glencoe, Scotland

Masses of information about the area in our Site map
This is about Fort William
Appin is beautiful
B&Bs and hotels from Oban to fort William
Walks around our cottage
Autumn short breaks in glencoe
Ben Nevis walking is a slog, but worth it
Cottage holidays Scotland in the Autumn, Winter, Spring
The highlands of Scotland
Holiday cottages anywhere
Gorgeous photographs of Glencoe
Hill walks in Glencoe
Munroes in Glencoe
Port Appin
Barcaldine
Accommodation in the area
Kentallen
Ballachulish
Onich



Monday, 30 November 2009

Lovely little Cuil Bay, Appin, near Glencoe by John W


Cuil Bay is a delight. It faces South all the way down Loch Linnhe towards Oban. It is about ten minutes' drive from Glencoe in the famous Appin country. The hills of Morven in the distance, Westwards.
John Winkler

Saturday, 28 November 2009

Garbh Bheinn in November by John W


Lovely, wonderful mountain this, not visited often, yet quite accessible by the little Corran Ferry. It is not a Munroe, that's why.
Just known to a few insiders.
This looks West from Kentallen hamlet
John

Thursday, 26 November 2009

GLENCOE PHOTOGAPHS by John W


These early photographs are from my own library, just to get us started. JW

This is across Loch Linnhe, Westwards to the Morven hills, taken in November