Loch Sheil - Scotland by ejn
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Loch Sheil
Loch Sheil is the fourth longest loch in Scotland and in 1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie sailed up the loch and raised his standard at the beginning of the Jacobite rebellion.The monument in the foreground was built in 1815 to commemorate this event in history.
Comments (20)
Beautiful image, Excellent well done..
Very beautiful place and amazing photo.
out of a dream... fantastic scenery and pic.
Wow what a grand vista_wonderful capture
Beautiful landscape! Thanks for sharing!
There is a very special atmosphere around Glenfinnan and you've managed to catch it well. I've had my eye on the hill to the left (Sgurr Ghiubhsachain) for some time now, its supposed to be a brilliant ridge walk...ahhh some day! I'd have cooled down the saturation slightly, but wonderful shot none the less.
Wonderful place and fantastic photo!
Sunshine!!! A superb scenic shot.
sensational!
Actually the story behind this was that there is a viaduct in the other direction and I had set out to photograph a steam train coming across it.Got stuck behind a caravan and the train got there early and I got there two minutes late.Win some lose some I guess
Wonderful shot!
Also where Christopher Lambert's character in the movie "Highlander" claims to come from - Glenfinnan.
lovely lord of the rings stuff.
Peaceful scenery such as the picture postcard. excellent photo!!
Great image - such a peaceful place to start a campaign that ended so violently at Culloden.
Breathtaking shot, BRAVO!!!
Excellent photo my friend....!!!
great one.
A most beautiful place!
great shot, amazing place - looks like it was a bit better weather on this one ;)