Back to Highlands

...or Scottish summer part II. What can I say? I just fell in love with this rainy, moody, unpredictable land. It's just too beautiful. Of course as a region (still) it's struggling with a lot difficulties and many things there could be easily critized...starting with the very particular taste in clothes ;) But these photos are not aiming to do that. Not this time. They are about how enchanting, dispite many flaws, imperfections and defects, this place is. And addictable - at least for me.

 Somewhere between Corran and Onich

On the way from Glasgow to Fort William. The sights along the A82 highway it's a story by itself

Another material for an independent post - Ben Nevis

In other words...to be continued :)

Scottish summer

 

Loch  Lommond, August 2013 between 8.00-9.00 a.m.

 

Glen Coe - popular but spectacular anyway. 

Seen in Skyfall, Harry Potter (Hagrid's home). Near the entrance to the glen sits the village known as the birthplace of James Bond's father Andrew. :)

 Glenfinnan Monument and Loch Shiel

 

 On the way to Hogwart - Glenfinnan Viaduct

Some village

Mallaig

 

Glen Coe - in the evening

 

Culzean Castle Ayrshire

A melancholic dill from Glasgow...

North Wales I

Gwynedd czyli Bangor oraz pan z psem

Scones i herbata oraz tamtejszy dżemik "tymbark"

 

Katadera w Bangorze...

 a w katedrze nagrobna płyta jakiejś ważnej miejscowej Ewy (choć nikt nie pamięta czyją była żoną...) - no musiałam zrobić zdjęcie

Tomb Slab - yellow sand -
stone slab of Eva,
wife of .... Anwel;
14th C.

Pomodliłeś się - wrzuć kamyczek... rozbrajające

Pebble Pool
Prayers will be said here today.
You are invited to join our pool of prayer.
If you wish please add a pebble (your prayer)
to the water, which represents
the prayers of all the people of God

Widok z molo

Molo i dzieci łowiące kraby

Rustykalna dekoracja

Conwy

Conwy widok na zatokę

Conwy przystanek autobusowy

Caernarfon port