There were birds near the running streams in Glen Etive. Glen Etive Mor is part of the stunning Scottish Highlands, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, hiking opportunities, and the iconic Buachaille Etive Mòr mountain. The weather was lovely and it rarely rained during our two week stay in Scotland.
Spring is a lovely time of year, especially in Scotland. The new leaves pop like stars. The mosses are fresh and bright against the dark branches.
We stayed for a night at Fort William on our way from Glasgow to the Isle of Sky in Scotland. Marc is in the last photograph.
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We had a marvelous time at this location in Scotland. It is a popular hiking and camping spot. We all had fun with the little green tree at the base of Buachaille Etive Mòr mountain. Map link to Glen Etive
The Coran Ferry goes across Loch Linnhe, Scotland. It is not far from Fort William. We went there early in the morning to photograph the lighthouse. We were lucky with the light.
The last photograph is my favorite of Seagull Island in Kinlochleven, Scotland.
Spectacular scenery of the Three Sisters and Glencoe in Scotland. The drive was sometimes along narrow roads with one lane sections. There wasn’t time to look for wildlife. I did see a dunnock by the road.
We stopped for a photoshoot of Black Rock Cottage and the surrounding landscape. This is a small sample of the many photographs that I made at this location. In the last one I replaced the concrete drive for grass.
