Showing posts with label cycling Glencoe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cycling Glencoe. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

Ed's pictures, truly nice.



Aren't these nice? Top one is my favourite. Can't think why. Yes, I can , its fun.
Ed and his family came to the cottage in January last year. Remember when we had that brilliant winter of snows in January and February this year? Let's hope for another one - well in Glencoe anyway, I'm not sure that the rest of the country want it repeated.
Thanks Ed for the pics. I'll be doing the draw for the free holiday break at the end of October.
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

Thursday, 30 September 2010

David just likes taking beautiful photographs



Aren't these lovely? David and his wife just like taking photographs and showing them to members of their camera club in Aberdeenshire. I've always found that photographers are rather quiet modest folks, who make lifelong friends. I really enjoy the photograph with the bike on top of the car. Thank you David. It is a shame that you don't post them on to Flickr so that everyone can enjoy them. 
John
Here are some web pages about the historical story of Glencoe
The story they don't tell you about the Glencoe Massacre
History around the cottage in Appin
Did the Vikings stage a battle in Glencoe?
The Pictish broch in Lismore
West of Scotland millions of years ago
Robert the Bruce and the Ardchattan parliament
Robert the Bruce and the Knights Templar
The story of the MacDonalds of Glencoe
Ancient roads of the Highlands
Glencoe, the 4th Wonder of Scotland
Castles in the Glencoe area

John