Scotland on May 2008
May 24, 2008
On May of 2008 I went to Scotland just before to leave England and come back to Spain for future plans. This was one of my last chances to visit Scotland. I knew that, this region, this country, wouldn’t disappoint me.
Lost Valley at Glen Coe (Southern Highlands)
This was one of my long up walks in Glen Coe, after a tired walk, you can get a true lost valley between these mountains. No words…
You could see last winter defrosting yet.
It’s amazing the colors and the huge size of these mountains.
Loch Lomond
Some place of loch Lomond, perfect to catch some lazy fish
Horses in sunset
Close to loch Ness, I could enjoy them some evening.
Loch Ness
No Nessie anywhere, but impressive landscapes with true nature.
Urqhart Casttle
One of the most wellknow Casttles in Loch Ness
Break stop
Eilean Donan Casttle
This casttle is one of my favorites thanks to The Highlanders film
The Scotland Colors
Fisherman working one sunset
Crossing main Glen Coe road
Twin peaks? (Glen Coe)
This region is spectacular, the main door to Southern Highlands.
Introducing Scotland Moon
Ursa Major is coming this night
Golden Horse
We stayed a couple of days in a Horse Farm with gorgeous horses
Way to Orkney Islands
Introducing Highland cattle
Their hair is better than mine!
Duncansby Head at John O’Groat
This is the best point I ever seen on the most northen region of England. It remains me The Goonies!
Hundreds of Guillemots
Guillemot’s nesting close to Duncansby head
Sighting first Orkney Island of about 70!
Myst and Fog in Orkney I.
Iceland Gull
West Coast of Marwick head
Kitchener Memorial
Erected in memory of Lord Kitchener
First ground texture (Marvick Head)
Second ground texture (Brough of Birsay)
Cormorant
This bird I guess it’s beautiful!
The Little Prince
Puffin
Look at his sad eyes
Razorbill
Third ground texture (Brough of Birsay)
Brough of Birsay
This is a true mystic place
Isle of Hoy and Graemsay from Stromness
Isle of Hoy
Common Seal
Grey Seals
Discovered beach way to Durness
More impressive landscapes in the Durness road from Gills bay
Lonely Beach close to Durness
Spanish ghost in Durness
Enjoying with waves
Durness coast
Cawdor Casttle in Nairn
Romantically related to Shakespeare with Macbeth.
Old wagon
Scottish wild Deer
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May 26, 2008 at 4:38 am
What fantastic photos, they really show some amazing scottish scenary. Well done !!! I am a breeder of Scottish Highland cattle in New Zealand.Do you have any scenry photos (other than those shown) that have the cattle in them. I am looking for a unique wide shot for me website?
Great Blog!
May 26, 2008 at 9:53 am
Hi greg,
First of all thank you very much!!! Scotland is impressive!
I’m really glad to know that a greeder likes my photos of Scottish Cattle, they are gorgeous with that fur!
Those photos are my best shots in Scotland, but in january of next year I’m going to New Zealand for a month and I’ll be pleased to take lots of photos of your Cattles and give you so much as you want.
See you soon!
Roger.
May 27, 2008 at 1:01 pm
I’ve lived in Scotland all my life and despite thinking to myself I get out and see my country you’ve seen far more of it that I have. I’m insanely jealous right now
June 21, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation
Anyway … nice blog to visit.
cheers, Sideshow!