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I ended up walking from Falkland up to Craigmead car park and back. Much of the path was in trees but this was the view from one point….
I had seen the light through the silver birch a week or so before and come back once when it wasn’t sunny enough. Today it was what I…
West Lomond is hidden in this angry cloud. There was already snow on the ground, and more soon arrived. Shutter speed: 1/23000s Aperture: ƒ/1.7 ISO: 92 Focal length: 4.38mm Taken: 9 February, 2021…
I love the patterns of the crop, I’ve no idea if it’s wheat or barley. The rows it was sown in are part of the pattern. Shutter speed: 1/100s…
Found this lovely pattern on a path at the back of my house. It had been about -5C overnight, brrr! Shutter speed: 1/100s Aperture: ƒ/1.7 ISO: 104 Focal length: 4.38mm Taken: 31 January,…
My first flight in my own glider following lockdown, and what a great flight! I managed to get to 6,500′ above the airfield. Unfortunately I didn’t have time…
John Knox’s Pulpit was a rock formation overlooking Glenvale in North-east Fife. There is a lovely 4-mile circular walk from the car park on the minor road from…
In the shadow in the foreground is Glenvale, with West Lomond and north-east Fife and the Tay beyond. The photo was taken from the front seat of a…
The village I live in has lots of stone walls, some old and significant enough that they are listed! There are all sorts of plants growing in the…
The scientific name for these is Bombus terrestris, and it’s one of the commonest bumblebees both in the UK and in my garden. I also have Tree bumblebees (Bombus…