Scotland

It’s a shame that every year Britons flock to the Mediterranean rather than enjoying the spectacular countryside in Britain. There is no doubt that Scotland’s weather is changeable, but when the weather is good there could hardly be a better place to be. Compared to England, Ireland and Wales, Scotland is absolutely spoiled in terms of its natural landscape. So far I have only scratched the surface but I plan to visit at least once a year as long as the weather is okay!

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boulder of torridonian sandstone Torridonian Sandstone
sunset looking south from A' Mhaighdean down to Gorm Loch Mor Gorm Loch Mor
stac pollaidh in the cloud lit by golden light Inverpolly Canyonlands
The Great Wilderness
the turquise colour of one of the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye Fairy Pool
A massive boulder covered in moss with mountains behind at Coire na Creiche, Isle of Skye Stone of Coire na Creiche
Sun set over Glen Etive with the sky and peaks reflected in a slow flowing stream Glen Etive Sunset
Birch trees on the edge of Feur-loch with Stac Pollaidh in the distance Stac Pollaidh and Silver Birch
Sunrise from Suilven with Canisp and Meall Meadonach Suilven, Meall Meadhonach
Suilven from Stac Pollaidh before sunrise Suilven Blues
Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Sgurr Ban & Beinn a'Chlaideimh Three of Six
sunrise view from Suilven in Inverpolly Inverpolly
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