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Posted
1 hour ago, CaleyD said:

A quick phone snap from recent travels...shouldn't be too tough as it's fairly iconic.

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Is that Upper Loch Torridon with Inveralligin and Beinn Eighe?

I am stuck with the one from Mantis, will need a clue.

Posted
6 minutes ago, IBM said:

I am stuck with the one from Mantis, will need a clue.

To quote yourself, it's on an island ?

Posted
19 hours ago, IBM said:

Is that Upper Loch Torridon with Inveralligin and Beinn Eighe?

I am stuck with the one from Mantis, will need a clue.

Yup.  Made the mistake of leaving my DSLR at home and the light was superb.

Posted
4 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

Wrong island!

I thought Ben More on Mull but it looks to big from what I remember unless it's an optical illusion.

Posted
2 hours ago, IBM said:

I thought Ben More on Mull but it looks to big from what I remember unless it's an optical illusion.

Probably only one island left then. It’s a telephoto shot.

Posted
38 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

Probably only one island left then. It’s a telephoto shot.

Well it must be Skye as it is the only one left with mountains that size and woodland but I can't think where :shrug: unless there is somewhere I have not been.  I will have to give up :sad:

Here is an easy one for someone else.

 

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Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, IBM said:

Well it must be Skye as it is the only one left with mountains that size and woodland but I can't think where :shrug: unless there is somewhere I have not been.  I will have to give up :sad:

Here is an easy one for someone else.

 

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What's the story, Balamory. Going there for a few days at the end of January.

It was the Cuillins from Portree.

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Posted
43 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

What's the story, Balamory. Going there for a few days at the end of January.

It was the Cuillins from Portree.

Can't see the wood for the trees :frustrated01:  :lol:  Here is my view of the Cullins from the Cullin House Hotel.

 

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Posted

Stayed there 7 or 8 years ago at New Year. The hills must have been clagged out as I don't have any shots taken from the hotel.

Another easy one:

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Posted

Aultguish Inn (behind the trees) Ben Wyvis and the telephone exchange opposite. That made it easy for me this time. 

Posted
13 hours ago, TheMantis said:

What's the story, Balamory. Going there for a few days at the end of January.

It was the Cuillins from Portree.

I'd convinced myself it wasn't the Cuillins due to the distance from the road...but being a telephoto shot would account for that.

Posted
54 minutes ago, IBM said:

Aultguish Inn (behind the trees) Ben Wyvis and the telephone exchange opposite. That made it easy for me this time. 

Yip, from the Glascarnoch dam.

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Wherever it is it's very well built and you don't need a sliderule to see it. Great photograph. Beautiful

The previous one above by Mantis....why is the greenery exclusively brown all over the territory instead of green.? We don't usually see such a thing here in Canada and I'm intrigued.

 

Posted

Centuries of deforestation, SP, indigenous trees replaced by the hideous forestry plantations you see in the photo. 

Check out Trees for Life, they are working to bring back the natural flora and fauna.

Posted
7 hours ago, dougiedanger said:

Centuries of deforestation, SP, indigenous trees replaced by the hideous forestry plantations you see in the photo. 

Check out Trees for Life, they are working to bring back the natural flora and fauna.

Partly, but it was taken in late October. Here's one taken in August where things are already turning: May/June would have been greener.

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Posted (edited)
25 minutes ago, IBM said:

Is that inside the castle?

No sorry, that’s a new one for guessing ?

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Posted
3 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

No sorry, that’s a new one for guessing ?

I have not got a clue on that one but it looks like weeman does!

Do you know the castle?

 

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