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Waterfalls, lakes, the seaside, anything where still or moving water is the subject
After some very, very wet weather there was plenty of water in Maspie Burn, unlike in the summer when it was practically dry. I walked up to the…
Tentsmuir has gorgeous walks both in the forest and along the beach. A plus was finding a Creperie at the car park. The owner said he was planning…
This stunning, though bleak, view of the Pentland Firth was taken from adjacent to the cottage we were staying in, above Stromness. The two little islands are Inner…
I visited Orkney with a friend and we both loved it, to the extent we are going back next Summer. I forgot to take the Pentax etc. which…
Maspie Den is part of the Falkland Estate, and it was laid out with a number of show features including a tunnel. It’s normally possible to walk behind…
The weather for Christmas Day was good enough to go for a walk, so I revisited the Birks of Aberfeldy. When I was there in 2010 i was…
We visited St Andrews for a walk on the beach followed by a meal at Tailend, which didn’t disappoint. My friend lives in Germany where Fish & Chips…
If the weather allows, I love going for a walk on Christmas Day morning, and 2021 was no exception. The Hermitage is a favourite spot, as I love…
Having not visited the Linn of Tummel for many years I visited, to find there were still some leaves on the trees. However I had missed full autumn…
Another visit to a favourite place to take photos, when the SEPA Waterlevel data suggested there would be plenty of water – and there was. This photo illustrates…