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Quayside at Twilight,
Blue Glove HFF
Dunnock In the Branches
Tug Boats.
What You Looking at? HFF
Shall I ?
Up the Pole
Just Add Water, HFF
High Wire Act
Reversing
Across the Bay, HFF
Night on Pier Road
Steady as you go
Oh Bouy
Low Tide HFF
Airborne
Urban Snowstorm
The Dreaming Fields, HFF
Winter and Low Tide
Sunset on Skye
Hand Crane HFF
Dehydrated Water
On the Shoreline
Find the Pigeon
Crossing Dog Falls. HFF
Ballachulish Bridge at Sunset
Fechlin River
Just Sitting, HFF
Eilean Donan
Cuillin.
Lighthouse
The Misty Isle
Early Morning Cloud
Odney Manor.
December Sun.
Happy Hogmanay,
Sailors Welcome,
Eeilean Donan at Dusk
Happy Christmas
HFF Elgol.
Feeding Post
The Peace of Loch Carron
Between the Rowans, HFF
Twilight Castle.
We can see you
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Monsterless HFF
Loch Ness on a typically changeable day.
The majority of reported sightings of Nessie have been around the corner in the western end of this Monster loch. A few facts Length: 36.3 km Area: 56.4 km² Catchment area: 1,770 km²
Max. depth: 226.96 m (124.10 fathoms; 744.6 ft)
Link for sight and Sound, is Mountain Sound by Monsters and Men, www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gEVaniPOmU
The majority of reported sightings of Nessie have been around the corner in the western end of this Monster loch. A few facts Length: 36.3 km Area: 56.4 km² Catchment area: 1,770 km²
Max. depth: 226.96 m (124.10 fathoms; 744.6 ft)
Link for sight and Sound, is Mountain Sound by Monsters and Men, www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gEVaniPOmU
Christina Sonnenschein, tiabunna, Nouchetdu38, Ste and 41 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Both sides of the Loch are certainly worth a visit :))
Best wishes ... Steve
I favour the south side because it's quieter and for the differing views.
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