Rannock Moor, Highlands, Scotland by danapommet
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My thoughts, on my month, in Scotland: The people were amazing! So helpful, willing to show the way and offering rides to a stranger. As I mentioned before, the Pubs were a big surprise for meeting locals, friendly service, hints on where to go and the best way to get there. The train system beats every aspect of the US train system and again I met so many wonderful people. I used the trains from Glasgow, Scotland to London. I hiked the length of Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands and would recommend it. I also tried to hike across Rannock Moor. The book said it was 20 sq miles (52 Sq km) and I was forced to give in and go back. It is a mass of peat bogs, underground streams, small locks (lakes), boulders, tree stumps, mud holes and all the dark brown areas in my posting – are dead and petrified brush that tears jeans and flesh like razor blades. My only disappointment was a canoe trip on the famous Loch Lomond where I saw abandoned castles and medieval style homes that had fallen into disrepair and should be or maybe have been condemned. I hope that you enjoyed my photo trip and it pains me that I did not have todays digital camera to have provided a proper view.
Thanks for stopping by my gallery, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (36)
These are beautiful photos and this journey you have taken us on, has been filled with wonder and joy as well as great learnings. I thank you, Dana, for the wonderful trip
this is cool
Looks like a pretty rugged place. Nice image. Glad you had a good time in Scotland.
Really super shots of this inhospitable area of the British Isles and glad you enjoyed some Scots company.
Thanks for posting this Dana. A part of the world I have never been too. I very much enjoyed your photo trip.
It looks like you had a good time in Scotland Dana, Rannock Moor sure looks an inhospitable place and its no wonder you gave up some of the bogs are very dangerous. You will have to come back to the UK and try England and Wales.
Beautiful shots, great landscape- thanks for sharing! :-)
Selina Photography™
excellent capture of this landscape !!!
What desolation! Good thing you gave up the hike. Thankyou so much for sharing you Scottish holday with us!
Thank you so much for sharing your 'story' of being in Scotland. Great pictures again. You can get lost there, I suppose. I would love the silence which is going out from these views/landscape.
Scotland is a wonderful place to visit and i agree thanks for sharing you story this is a wonderful view superbly captured dana !!
Wild and beautiful, dear Dana. I am not surprised you couldn't hike accross it. Good man for having a try. Excellent work. Hugs. Di. xx
Very nice shots of Rannoch Moor, Dana! I am glad you enjoyed my country so much. Thanks for sharing all these wonderful shots too! Martin
Some great images to take home with you, love the grandeur setting, breathtaking!
Wonderful captures, looks like an interesting place to explore and photograph
An awesome piece of beauty.
The land looks so desolate, I have loved your trip to Scotland & glad you enjoyed good hospitality. xx
Wonderful view and capture Dana.
Amazing view, wonderful captures!
Wonderful collage Dana!! Thanks for taking Me along on this awesome trip through the lens of Your camera.
It looks so empty and beautiful; I loved everything about my trips to Scotland!
Thank you, Dana, for the wonderful trip we have offered in your company! Fond memories and beautiful photos!
Thank you my friend for the most beautiful trip. :))))) I learned alot and had a most enjoyable time. :))))) These image are most amazing with beauty. :)))) All of your images have been excellent in each and every way. :))))) I love Scotland. :)))) Thank you. :))))) Thank you for sharing all the beauty that was before you. :)))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
SUPERLATIVE IMAGE!
Excellent captures! Such an interesting and dangerous place for a hike. :)
Great captures Dana and fantastic scans and background info. I went to Scotland in early fall 1988 (got a Highland Pass that enabled me unlimited travel by rail, bus, or ferry for the duration of the pass), took the 125 from Kings Crossing to Waverley Station, Edinburgh and on by train to Inverness, buss to Ullapool, ferry across the North Minch to Stornoway,Isle of Lewis, back to Inverness. Train to Kyle of Lochalsh, bus some parts on Skye, ferry to Mallaig, train to Fort Williams and train to Oban, Glasgow back to Edinburgh. I agree with you on the people, friendly and helpful Just don't make the mistake and mention that you are in England. I took off in London on Britrail and wound up in Scotland on Scotrail. Same with the money, despite the fact that the bills had the image of the queen of it, they were issued by the Bank of Scotland in Scotland , or by the Bank of England, respectively. I too wished I had a digital camera.
Oh, desolation runs rampant in this sepiatone-like collage of Rannock Moor, Dana. Splendid series you have posted, captured in amazing color and detail in re your trip to Scotland. Unfortunately, no photos of a real live Loch Ness Monster.
splendid images
An epic adventure! I'm taking my family to Scotland next Summer. I hope we can document the trip as well as you did.
beautiful pair of shots Dana..