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Azalea
HBM ~ A Loch Voil view
The silver Falls of Dochard, Killin
HWW ~ Kyle of Lochalsh Railway station
Beinn Ghlas
HFF ~ A bridge fence
The Lochan na Lairige reservoir dam.
The Skye Bridge from above
HBM ~ Zigs and Zags
The Skye Bridge from Kyleakin
HWW~Kyle of Lochalsh Harbour wall
River harmony
HFF~To Fountains Abbey
All in a days work.
Ready for landing
Moirlanich Longhouse
HBM ~ On the old golf course
Glen Lyon
HWW ~ Broadford harbour wall
Meggernie Castle gatehouse, Glen Lyon
The River Lyon: one of its many small waterfalls
Creagan Turic waterfall
HFF~ A Footbridge at Balquhidder
HFF ~ A Loch Tay fence
Brimham Rocks ~ Lone Tree sentinel
HWW ~ Balquhidder Parish church and its famous gra…
The grave of 'Rob Roy'
Glen Ogle Viaduct -traditional view
Glen Ogle Viaduct
HBM - Resting in the Glen
Mountain Cornflower (Centaurea montana)
The Falls of Dochard, Killin
HFF ~ A wet walk in Glen Ogle
Lawers or The Lochan na Lairige Dam
Ben Lawers Dam
HWW~ I'll be dammed!
Brimham Rocks –The Idol Stone
HBM ~ By the River Lochay
Loch Tay, Scottish Central Highlands
Killin and the Falls of Dochart
HFF ~ Meall Liath from Loch Tay
Brimham Rocks ~ Lone Tree
HWW ~ Fountains Hall
Fountains Hall
Killin Water Mill
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The Lochan na Lairige reservoir
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A look at this stark reservoir on the edge of the Ben Lawers mountain range. It is retained by the Lawers Dam as shown in the PiP. At 2km long it is not so very big but has a wild attraction. The water is piped to the Finlarig Power Station (part of the Breadalbeane Hydro-electric power scheme) on the edge of the much larger Loch Tay a few miles lower down the mountain.
Best full screen.
Enjoy the day.
A look at this stark reservoir on the edge of the Ben Lawers mountain range. It is retained by the Lawers Dam as shown in the PiP. At 2km long it is not so very big but has a wild attraction. The water is piped to the Finlarig Power Station (part of the Breadalbeane Hydro-electric power scheme) on the edge of the much larger Loch Tay a few miles lower down the mountain.
Best full screen.
Enjoy the day.
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