afwrite's photos with the keyword: winter

Over 40 ascents of the Cobbler (Ben Arthur) at Arrochar and I found a new icicle cliff in the forest on the way up. A huge mass of ice chandeliers at the edge of the forest. January 8th 2018 Scotland.

This is a rock face on the north side of Beinn Ime, a mountain in Arrochar, 40 miles from Glasgow in Scotland. Traditionally every year it builds up into a mass of ice formations, shaped by the wind. Beautiful sunny day Saturday 11th February 2017.

Dawn breaking outside my window about 5.30am, Sunday 20th March 2016. Bridge Of Weir, Scotland.

Sometimes when I'm cooking or making something in the kitchen I'll do some before and after shots. This was the array of raw ingredients for a big pot of soup I made on Thursday. I thought the colours in the leeks were so fresh and I wanted to try combining the ingredients on photoshop. The soup was leek, carrot, parsnip and turnip with red lentils and vegetable stock. Ideal for wet winter Scottish days with buttered crusty bread. Thursday 6th March, Scotland.

16th February 2014 on the summit of Meall nan Tarmachan [1,044 metres] in Tayside, looking west towards 2 distant climbers on the peak of Meall Garbh [1,026 metres]. A rare dry and beautiful sunny day in one of the wettest winters I can remember. Near Killin, Scotland with Shaun + Gerena. To see the larger sizes, click More options then See all sizes

View from Newtonmore across to Cairngorms 18th November 2006. Local animals have signs telling them which paths they should travel on.

Cracking day up the Cobbler 26 Feb 2006, hard ice and snow looking Westwards across to Beinn an Lochain

The inviting waters of Lochan Coire Ardair in heavy snow, beneath Creag Meagaidh. Friday 17th November 2006 12pm

Dad and 2 sons took advantage of freshly fallen snow on 4th January 2008 to take in the sights around Barnbeth near Bridge Of Weir. Dad and Stu enjoy a rare opportunity together.

The view south from the summit of Sgor Gaoith. A perfect day in the snow. 30th December 2007

This is quite possibly the best example of what draws me to the mountains. I'm lucky that I get to see these places in my country, that the majority don't know exist. Yes, it's the Cobbler and me - again. Ben Arthur above Arrochar at 2,900 ft above sea level. Scotland, November 2008. Climbing The Cobbler

Leaf litter on a very frosty sunday afternoon about 8 hours before our first proper snowfall of the winter. Bridge Of Weir 2nd December 2012.