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Sometimes the captions get sleepy and don't bother to appear. A wiggle of the cursor will bring them back (but not all images have captions!)

I'll still be editing and adding, so if I've missed something, do let me know.

I hope you enjoy it.

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thanks for putting it up. some great shots here. enjoyed it.

Great, usual high standard of photography. How do you always get the weather right My two weeks in Scotland only produced one day of Sun shine

fullsunian wrote:Great, usual high standard of photography. How do you always get the weather right My two weeks in Scotland only produced one day of Sun shine

Thank you, both. Through snowy December, and ever since, I'd been watching the BBC's on-line weather forecast waiting for two full suns at Campbeltown.

Stunning photos as usual mate.Those oaks are some of the straightest i have ever seen.As most straight ones were cut down in the days of wooden ships.

Great pics, I love the one of the 'tree house'

Awesome, thanks for sharing

Thank you, folks. I'm lucky to have been there at the time, and lucky to be sharing a little of how it was.

Funny old concept, luck, isn't it. Think about it too hard and you might go bonkers, religious, or both.

Brilliant photos as always, we spent xmas in Tighnabruaich year before last! didn't get to go to any of the nice out of the way places as it was knee deep in snow mostly, nice to see some places i've been and recognise though!

Great photos. It's proof that the weather makes the difference.

Thanx, dudes.

Now that I'm getting to feel a little more familiar with quite a few of the towns, villages and other locations I am enjoying enormously a recent purchase (£1.99 in a chazzer shop), Neil Munro's 'Para Handy', a large collection of short stories published in 1931 about life on and around a "puffer", the small steamboats that supplied almost everything to almost everywhere in the Highlands and Islands.

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It won't let me post the piccie here but this the one linked to above is absolutely stunning All those natural colours and the reflection.

The real view (as opposed to the photographic view), made me feel more than a little dizzy / disorientated at the time. Really.