David York's photos with the keyword: Loch

Loch Hourn

Loch Hourn

David York
30 Apr 2022 63
With the Cuillins on Skye in the distance.
Coire Loch, Glen Affric

Coire Loch, Glen Affric

David York
28 Oct 2020 62
MV Maid of Glencoul anchored in Loch Linnhe

MV Maid of Glencoul anchored in Loch Linnhe

David York
26 Oct 2018 1 95
Loch Na Keal

Loch Na Keal

David York
01 Jun 2018 1 2 157
As seen from Ulva
A dreich day on Loch Etive

A dreich day on Loch Etive

David York
18 Dec 2011 108
This is the old jetty for Taynuilt on Loch Etive. You can just see across to Bonawe on the other side of the loch.
Stepping stones

Stepping stones

David York
01 Jun 2012 1 179
These stepping stones cross the outlet from Loch Obasaraigh to Loch Euphort which you need to cross to get to Eaval (seen in the background). While these stones were easy to cross on the way to the hill, on the walk back, after it had been raining, they were so slippery we ended up just wading across the river.
Looking down the glen towards Loch Maree

Looking down the glen towards Loch Maree

David York
12 May 2011 133
Looking down the glen towards Loch Maree
View from Fearnmore north across Loch Torridon

View from Fearnmore north across Loch Torridon

David York
12 May 2011 175
View from Fearnmore across Loch Torridon
Castle Stalker

Castle Stalker

David York
11 Feb 2011 145
Castle Stalker sits on an island in Loch Laich, an inlet off Loch Linnhe, near the village of Appin. It actually appears in MP's Holy Grail. The photo was taken from the Jubilee Bridge which is a footbridge crossing the tidal mudflats.
A murky day on Loch Linnhe

A murky day on Loch Linnhe

David York
12 Feb 2011 130
Looking across Loch Linnhe towards Loch a Choire. The island on the left is Lismore, with the stretch of water in front of it called Lynn of Lorn. Photo taken from Port Appin.
Loch Laich at sunset (and low tide!)

Loch Laich at sunset (and low tide!)

David York
13 Feb 2011 134
Loch Laich at sunset (and low tide!)
Loch Awe

Loch Awe

David York
08 Dec 2009 138
Looking south from the slopes up to Cruachan Dam towards the southern end of Loch Awe.