Showing posts with label rannoch moor winter.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rannoch moor winter.. 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

Gosh that looks cold Karen, two beautiful photographs, though, thank you

Karen Noble is a member of Paisley colour, part of the Scottish Federation.



Karen if you have a Flickr page, or a website I'm happy to post the links here for you. Thank you for these shots. Winter is coming, ouch!
John
Christmas cottage is still available Glencoe

The truth about the Glencoe Massacre
History around Appin
Viking battle in Glencoe?
The Pictish broch Lismore
West of Scotland in ancient times
Robert the Bruce and Ardchattan
Robert the Bruce and the Knights Templar
The rise and fall of the MacDonalds of Glencoe
Ancient roads of Scotland
Glencoe, the Wonder of Scotland
Castles around Glencoe area