Moody Glen Coe IV by aangus
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The house at Achtri..Achtrioc...Achtriochtan at the bottom end of Glen coe, sits below the "Diamond Buttress" which hides the real top of the Bidean nam Bian range.
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The path makes it way up the righthand side of the waterfall, and provides some great views up Glen Coe and out to sea.
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Sometimes the hardest part of hillwalking in Scotland is not the narrow ridges or the exposed climbs, its trying to pronounce their Gaelic names!
Comments (24)
Ladyhawk
it's stunningly beautifull,it's nice to see where my family lived in 1692,how on earth they got by in such a place,it's leave's you in aww of what you see,BRAVO!!! (V)!!!!!! @-}--
largeformatguy
I like this a LOT! Nicely done. I'm poorly educated on my geography. Could you provide a bit more info?
Cosme..D..Churruca
Really impressive the orography in your country, splendid shot. Excellent done !
WiserAngel
now THAT'S a house with a view!!!
Tedz
Excellent Image Sir! Aye!
Aeneas
It was at Glen Coe that the Mac Donald clan was slaughtered by the Campbells. Robert Campbell was captain in the English army and in 1692 he got the orders to kill "them rebels MacDonald" at five in the morning, and to make shure the old fox and his son by no means would escape the slaughter. Many MacDonalds were killed in their sleep, mainly by English soldiers. Many more escaped because, even though Campbell and MacDonald weren't exactly friends, they were still both Highlanders. Since then, Glen Coe is also known as "the Glen of Weeping". Scottish history is a cruel history...
jimry
awesome scale shown here...terrific shot and work :)
sossy
LOL you are so right! it was most difficult to pronounce: balachullish! it's also very difficult to take pictures in scotland! perfect moody shot of the wonderful colored surface of the hills!
Tore13
fantastici i tuoi scatti
Syrup
Majestic view and harsh looking all at once.
addiek
Ah I have to take this one home aangus!!! This is a cracker ! One of your best, really putting the perspective on things. Plus I love this natural waterfall... the rock must be fairly crystalline and hard not to allow for a deep soil profile or formation of larger streams down the mountainside. Distinctive Scots terrain... what I remember from my scotrail trip! Ach-tree-och-tan?
LostPatrol
Excellent and moody shot, This is one of the most impressive shots of Glen Coe that I have ever seen, and an excellent show of scale. If you have problems with the names, how do you think I get on with them (Um I dont and cant)My accent just doesnt cut it either ha ha nothing I can do about that! "V"
Sekadhar
Fantastic! Love that little house! Excellent capture!!!
gallimel
Something truly remarkable. That water falling is so adorable to follow.
cynlee
hehe... say that 3 times fast... fab image, can't imagine having that view in the backyard! :]
kenwas
A most incredible location. beautifully captured!
Enmos
Fantastic shot, good perspective !! Excellent work here !!
captainparsa
woooooooooooooahaha!!!! thats fantastic ,unbelivable green view thank u thank u thank you 5***** star vote for you
criss
Very impressive view! V
jcv2
LOL! Gaelic for beginners.... Would love to learn some! Excellent shot, very inviting!
mps
Lovely scene. Excellent capture. Vote
lejimi
All your Moody Glen Coe serie shows wonderful landscapes. I'm fond of those hills and clouds and autumn colors.
Richardphotos Online Now!
I am of Scottish heritage as well German. My family name is Scottish. this is another incredible view of a most beautiful countryside
Synapse
This remote house and the waterfall scene behind it must be indelibly printed on my memory as I'd passed by in the car so many times. It brings back such memories. Thank you for the reminder!