Coming Home.......The Scottish Pics by billcody
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Failte!
With this word the gaelic speaking Scots welcome their guests, and my wife and I were two of them in this summer.
This is the beginning of a new series of pics about this journey and I hope you enjoy it. So "failte" to you!
This was my first visit in Scotland and the first in the U.K., too, and this was for many years one of my deepest wishes. So I called one of my first pics taken in Scotland "Coming Home" This was my first look ever forward to the Scottish Highlands.
Thanks for your interest, comments are walways welcome.
Location:
North of Glasgow, between Bearsden and Drymen. Taken at 5th August 2009
Comments (17)
All is superb. Congrats!
Beautiful capture and scene..
Beautiful composition. excellent work
fantastica brisa. preciosa imagen.
Beautiful! The colors are so vivid. Whatever that is blooming the color is so rich.
Wow. This is a beautiful picture. You make me want to rush right over there. Gorgeous shot.
Very nice! Glad you got the adventure on photos.
Very beautiful. I love the dark clouds and bold colors.
terrific capture!
B E A U T I F U L
Beautiful - Look forward to these.
A superb scenic pic.
Thank you for sharing Scottland in this way. Excellent capture! 5+
sensational!
so lovely looking
Gorgeous shot. The bright fireweeds give a lovely color to a rather forebody and yet invitingly earthy landscape.
This is gorgeous and I have written a note to my self to visit your whole journey in case I don't get to it tonight, but I am in a traveling mood, so Scotland sounds like a wonderful place to go.. and you're doing all the driving so why not. I hope you are a good tour guide. :)