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The Bonny, Bonny Banks

Mid-July, and the #Scottish woodlands are gloriously green. The high mountain crags are showing their rocky teeth, and a lovely waterfall drops between the trees.

Loch Lomond (Loch Laomainn in Sc. Gaelic) is a freshwater loch which is considered the boundary between the lowlands of Central #Scotland and the Highlands.

Rowardennan Lodge with Ardess Lodge in the centre, at the foot of Ben Lomond.

@photography

#ForestFriday #LochLomond #DailyPhoto #LandscapePhotography


Many people have told me how they like to read the opening few paragraphs of books before buying.

So, here is the opening to mine, 'Drystone - A Life Rebuilt' which will be available for pre-order early 2025 and then released in August.

I'm a first time author, so shares mean a lot and I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.

#Writing #NatureWriting #Books #Bookstodon #Scotland #Caithness #Bookworm #Reading


#til that another nice thing about living in scotland is that scotrail offers free travel to job interviews for people looking for work - & THEN, when a job is secured, a month's worth of travel to get back & forth. that's pretty cool. yay, #scotland!
next, do free public transport for all. :)
#trains #publicTransport #travel
scotrail.co.uk/commuter/jobcen…


Sunset Serenity

Beautiful Beauly Firth, near Inverness in north-eastern #Scotland at 9pm on a lovely July day.

In the distance is Ben Wyvis (meaning "Awesome Mountain"), topped by Glas Leathad Mòr, a Munro of 1046 metres/3432 feet.

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#DailyPhoto #WeatherPhotography #LandscapePhotography


Not sure if this is something people here are interested in but there’s a #Croft for sale on Skye #smallholding #crofting #HobbyFarming #Scotland would only suit people who want to live there full-time and work the land as crofts need worked as part of the conditions of being a croft (not a holiday home). The house is a bit of a fixer upper but the site is beautiful.

Please Boost.
iosea.co.uk/upper-ollach/


Frosty dawn at Whithorn Priory this morning. #Scotland


A message in Stone. Finding this was an added delight to the day. So clever!
#Morrison'sHaven #Scotland #myphoto


#introduction
Hey everyone!

Mo here, onward and upwards as is always the hope and desire.

I'm a fairly atypical Granny living in #Scotland, with an #Iceland photography obsession. I used to do games graphics many moons ago. I love weather photography, long slow walks getting slower due to stuff, my wonderful sons and my lovely patient partner.

Here's a drop-dead gorgeous shot to start this. Lómagnúpur in southern #Iceland.

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#DailyPhoto #WeatherPhotography #LandscapePhotography


Discriminated against in our own country. This kind of class snobbery is one of the things I hate about the UK, but for it to be happening to Scottish people in a Scottish University, because they are Scottish?! #scotland #EdinburghUniversity #banprivateschools

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2nyr…


This is an interesting, if uncritical, interview with Greg Jackson, CEO of Octopus Energy. He mentions that if regional pricing was in operation in the UK energy market, #Scotland would have the cheapest electricity in Europe (see from 10m 43s).

I'll let you decide what mix of political issues has prevented Westminster from implementing regional pricing, but we in Scotland are paying through the nose for their intransigence.

#Octopus #Energy #ScotPol

youtube.com/watch?v=ITXy_XdhP0…


Janey Godley has died from cervical cancer. She was only 63. R.I.P. to a very funny lady.

theguardian.com/stage/2024/nov…

#Scotland #JaneyGodley


Someone going for a wee paddle along the shoreline at Applecross, with some of the Isle of Skye Cuillins in the distance
#scotland #seaside


- Hey, you've not been about much the last week or so. Been busy?

- Oh aye. Rushed off my feet. Well... sort of. A bit. Maybe.

#photography #Scotland


Dun Beag is one of the best preserved brochs and a good example of a broch tower.

Brochs only appear in Scotland. They are dry stone structures formed of two concentric walls with a narrow entrance passage. Stone stairs ran between the walls to provide access, perhaps to upper floors, and the top.

Scotland’s brochs were built in the Iron Age, first emerging about 2,300 years ago. Their use continued at some until the middle of the first millennium CE.

#Broch #scotland #struan #isleofskye