Showing posts with label ben nevis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ben nevis. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
Don MacLeans shots are grand don't you agree? The little trees make all the difference
If you click on the blog title you'll find Don McClean's website. More gorgeous shots there, and his services. Don says, "Its frightening the amount of photographers around now as all the uni's and colleges run courses so the market is saturated with too many photographers" He poromises to send us any more shots he gets in Glencoe.
One on the most wonderful things about the Rannoch Moor and Glencoe is that each place looks totally different from the last time you saw it. Different from the last hour, sometimes. So when you get all of Scotland's top photographers covering the place daily, every shot always looks different from everyone else's shot.
I've seen many shots of Rannoch Moor in Winter, but none looking just like Don's. Thanks Don for letting us have these two.
John
Christmas cottage available in Glencoe, Scotland
Masses of information about the area in our Site map
This is about Fort William
Appin is beautiful
Bed and breakfast 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
Find holiday cottages anywhere
Gorgeous photographs of Glencoe
Hill walks in Glencoe
Munroes in Glencoe
Port Appin
Barcaldine
Accommodation in Lochaber
Kentallen
Ballachulish
Onich
Message and photo from b_cairn duff.
First time I've had a pic sent by Blackberry. "Hi John I took this pick two weeks ago it was a lovely day and I saw the boulders with sunlight at the Message and photo" From nearby Kingshouse, I guess.
Ben Nevis, go walk up
Munros are mountains over 3,000 feet
Some Munros
Glencoe crags rock climbing
Skiing in Glencoe is excellent
New cycle tracks from Glencoe
Lovely beaches and bays around Glencoe
Accommodation Fort William
Golf West coast
Tour the Highlands of Scotland
Cruise the West coast
John
GLENCOE OUTDOORS
The best Glencoe walks Ben Nevis, go walk up
Munros are mountains over 3,000 feet
Some Munros
Glencoe crags rock climbing
Skiing in Glencoe is excellent
New cycle tracks from Glencoe
Lovely beaches and bays around Glencoe
Accommodation Fort William
Golf West coast
Tour the Highlands of Scotland
Cruise the West coast
Monday, 11 October 2010
Sue Brierley's pic of Three Sisters is lovely. Like one of those Victorian paintings
So good to have this picture from you Sue, thank you. I think you are from Cromarty, is that right? I bet you've got some very moody photographs from there as well. Glencoe Three sisters looked like this, this evening.
John
The best walks in Glencoe
Ben Nevis, go climb it
Munros are over 3,000 feet
Some Munros are easy
Glencoe rock climbing
Skiing in Glencoe is excellent again
New cycle tracks around Glencoe
THere are lovely beaches and bays around Glencoe
Accommodation Fort William
Golf on the West coast
Tour the Highlands
You can cruise the West coast
John
The best walks in Glencoe
Ben Nevis, go climb it
Munros are over 3,000 feet
Some Munros are easy
Glencoe rock climbing
Skiing in Glencoe is excellent again
New cycle tracks around Glencoe
THere are lovely beaches and bays around Glencoe
Accommodation Fort William
Golf on the West coast
Tour the Highlands
You can cruise the West coast
Thursday, 9 September 2010
2 great photos from Iain Wood of Mearns, Stonehaven
The three sisters in Glencoe. Great shot. The link to Iain's Flickr page can be found by clicking on the headline. Thanks Iain.
In this picture you can just make out the figure of a man - I happen to know it is Doug Turnbull, a devotee of the Glen. He tells the story, it is going to be a long hike and a long day up the Hidden Valley.
John
Much Information about the area in our Home page
About Fort William
Appin blog shows the beauty
Holidays from Oban to Fort William
20 Walks around our cottage
Short breaks in Glencoe in November
Ben Nevis walki
Wednesday, 8 September 2010
Who do you think you are? Wonderful shot from Tony Shaw, of New Cumnock
Isn't he/she absolutely gorgeous? I'm going to assume a he, bit sexist, sorry. How did you make him pose for you like this? He doesn't like this photography business one little bit, but on the other hand, if his picture is going to be shown on the internet, well, he owes it as a duty to his owl friends to keep up appearances.
See Tony's Flickr page, by clicking on the title to the post. Yes, he and Jane are married to each other.
John
Forgive me for adding in a few links - these are pages in our web site that I've suddenly realised do not have a ranking in Google and these links will help. This is why links go into most posts.
This is the Home page for the cottage
This is about Fort William
The achingly beautiful area of Appin. Our new blogsite
Beautiful Appin, Scotland
Walks around our cottage area in Glencoe
Hill walks in Glencoe
You can walk up Ben Nevis one day?
Munroes in Glencoe
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