Seat by the Loch
Seat by the Loch
This is a view of a seat by Loch Creran on the West coast of Scotland , showing the beauty of the area on a sunny day . With the clouds reflected in the still water , you must agree a perfect place to sit and admire the scenery . Loch Creran is a salt water body of water in the Argyll area of Scotland . It is approximately 10 kilometres long and stretches from Benderloch in the South to Appin in the North .
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Image size: 6034 x 4012, 4.26Mb | Camera details: NIKON D3200 | Date uploaded: 17/06/2018
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Recent Works by bill lighterness
McCaigs Tower
McCaigs Tower is an iconic building overlooking Oban Bay . Built by local banker John Stuart McCaig in 1897 but was never finished as he died before completion . Some say its a folly but McCaig wanted it built to give local stonemasons work and its built from stones from a local quarry .
Broomhill Wooden Bridge
Situated in the Cairngorm region of Scotland , the wooden bridge at Broomhill was built in 1894 as a replacement to an earlier bridge that was washed away . It was originally built to transport wood from the Grant Estate at Abernethy across the River Spey to the Railway nearby , the bridge still carries vehicles .
The Clachan Bridge
The Clachan Bridge is a single span stone bridge built in 1793 , it crosses the Clachan Sound in the West of Scotland , 8 miles Southwest of Oban . It is known as the 'Bridge over the Atlantic' because the Clachan Sound meets the Atlantic at both ends of Seil Island and the bridge connects the mainland to the island .
Castlebank Park , Lanark
Castlebank Park is situated in Lanark and at the heart of rural Lanarkshire and the Clyde Valley . History at the park can be dated back to the 12th century , William Wallace is said to have made his escape through the woodlands here after killing the English Governor in the nearby Castle . The wooden carving in the photograph depicts William Wallace It is now a very pleasant park area enjoyed by many people .
Loch Creran , Winter
Loch Creran is a sea loch in the Argyll area of West Scotland , 10 kilometres long . It runs from its head at Invercreran to its mouth at the Lynn of Lorne and separates the areas of Benderloch to the south and Appin in the North . This view is in winter with blue sky and snow capped hills . This is the second image of two , the other is a summer view
Loch Creran , Summer
Loch Creran is a sea loch in the Argyll area of West Scotland , 10 kilometres long . It runs from its head at Invercreran to its mouth at the Lynn of Lorne and separates the areas of Benderloch to the south and Appin in the North . Summer over the loch with blue sky , white clouds and wonderful light over the hills This is the first of a set of two images of the Loch , the other is a winter view .
Inverary War Memorial
A view of the War Memorial and across Loch Fyne . Inveraray is an old town on the West coast of Loch Fyne in the Argyll & Bute area of Scotland . Popular with tourists because of its old buildings which include the old Jail , which is now a museum and also the Castle which is the home of the Duke of Argyll
Glen Coe 1
The first of a series of 5 images showing the rugged yet beautiful area of Glencoe . The Glen , one of Scotlands most scenic , is situated in the heart of the Highlands to the North of the Argyll area . Steeped in history of the Clans and the Jacobite Rebellion , also the Highland Clearances you can still feel the emotion and romance as you travel through the Glen . The ride through the Glen on the A82 is described as one of the classic Highland Journeys !
Glen Coe 2
The second of a series of 5 images showing the rugged yet beautiful area of Glencoe . The Glen , one of Scotlands most scenic , is situated in the heart of the Highlands to the North of the Argyll area . Steeped in history of the Clans and the Jacobite Rebellion , also the Highland Clearances you can still feel the emotion and romance as you travel through the Glen . The ride through the Glen on the A82 is described as one of the classic Highland Journeys !
Glen Coe 3
The third of a series of 5 images showing the rugged yet beautiful area of Glencoe . The Glen , one of Scotlands most scenic , is situated in the heart of the Highlands to the North of the Argyll area . Steeped in history of the Clans and the Jacobite Rebellion , also the Highland Clearances you can still feel the emotion and romance as you travel through the Glen . The ride through the Glen on the A82 is described as one of the classic Highland Journeys !
Glen Coe 5
The fifth of a series of 5 images showing the rugged yet beautiful area of Glencoe . The Glen , one of Scotlands most scenic , is situated in the heart of the Highlands to the North of the Argyll area . Steeped in history of the Clans and the Jacobite Rebellion , also the Highland Clearances you can still feel the emotion and romance as you travel through the Glen . The ride through the Glen on the A82 is described as one of the classic Highland Journeys !
Glen Coe 4
The fourth of a series of 5 images showing the rugged yet beautiful area of Glencoe . The Glen , one of Scotlands most scenic , is situated in the heart of the Highlands to the North of the Argyll area . Steeped in history of the Clans and the Jacobite Rebellion , also the Highland Clearances you can still feel the emotion and romance as you travel through the Glen . The ride through the Glen on the A82 is described as one of the classic Highland Journeys !
Chatelherault
This is Chatelherault the former hunting lodge of the Dukes of Hamilton in the Clyde Valley area of Scotland . The lodge was used when the Dukes were in residence at the nearby Hamilton Palace , which is sadly no longer standing . The lodge was restored by the local Council in the 1990's and is now used as a visitor centre for a country park and it also hosts weddings and other functions .
Glenorchy Parish Church
Glenorchy Parish Church , situated in the small village of Dalmally , Argyll and Bute , Scotland . Also known as Glenorchy Kirk and the Church of Dysart it dates back to the early 19th century and is a category A Listed Building . Well known also for the ancient gravestones in its churchyard .
We Will Remember
A simple war memorial in the churchyard at Pettinain Kirk in South Lanarkshire , Scotland . I commemorates the local people who died in the Great War of 1914 -19 in the beautiful countryside near Carstairs Junction . An 18th century Kirk that boasts the Belfry from the earlier Kirk , dated 1692 .
Reflections in the Loch
This image was captured near Dornie and Eilean Donan Castle in the Ross-Shire area of Scotland . Situated in the West Highlands it is the meeting point of three Lochs : Loch Duich - Loch Alsh and Loch Long . The image was captured just before sunset and gives a very atmospheric view of the mountains and the dramatic sky reflected in the water .
Light on the Cross
This is the inside of St.Conans Kirk above Loch Awe in the Argyll & Bute area of the West Highlands of Scotland . Designed by Walter Douglas Campbell and built in 1881-6 with renovation work in 1906 . The Kirk has many different styles of build from Ancient Roman to Norman & Gothic which give it a unique look ! The large windows in the chancel allow the light to flood in and fill the area .
Strathspey Steam
This is locomotive number 46512 , originally a BR train before being retired from service in 1967 , destined for the scrap yard . But an engineer was looking for stock to run on the Strathspey line near Aviemore and the engine was reprieved and restored . The engine was rightly re-named in 2000 to EV Cooper Engineer , the man to gave it a second life . This shot in black & white is of the Engine steaming out of Broomhill Station .
Vital Spark , Inveraray
A view from Inveraray showing the Vital Spark , a Clyde Puffer , which is an old steam powered boat that unloaded the ships . Inveraray is an old town on the West coast of Loch Fyne in the Argyll & Bute area of Scotland . Popular with tourists because of its old buildings which include the old Jail , which is now a museum and also the Castle which is the home of the Duke of Argyll
Rest in Mull
A beautiful image capturing the unspoilt countryside on the Isle of Mull . The graveyard set in farm land high above the villages and the sea with a view of this wonderful island , an eagle was soaring high above as I took this photograph . An idyllic spot on the Isle of Mull off of the West Coast of Scotland .
Eilean Donan , Late Evening Sun
This is Eilean Donan Castle captured in the late sunlight in August . The castle is situated on a tidal Island where 3 Lochs meet near Dornie in the Highlands of Scotland . The Lochs are Duich , Long & Loch Alsh . The iconic , romantic Scottish castle , built in the 13th century but brought back to its former glory in the early 1900's .
Mothers Love
A tender moment captured between a Highland Cow and its young calf in black & white . The cows are an iconic breed in Scotland and the calf's are adorable . Affectionately known as Heilan Coo;s you will find them all over Scotland , sometimes causing hold ups on the back roads as they roam free .
Standing Proud
A Highland Cow in a highland setting with Loch Creran in the background. These beautiful beasts were bred to survive the harsh Scottish winters and are mainly used to provide beef , but they are also milked for ice cream making . Although they look intimidating with their long horns they are in fact quite a placid beast .
Loch Fyne Reflections
A small fishing boat anchored in Loch Fyne near Inveraray on the West Coast of Scotland . A mirror like reflection of the dramatic sky and the mist over the hills . Loch Fyne is well known for its Oysters and other seafood and is a popular tourist attraction in this part of Scotland
Highland Cow
The Highland Cow is the Scottish breed that is an icon of Scottish beasts , bred to cope with the harsh winters in the Highlands . Well known for their long horns and wavy coats they are bred mainly for their meat . They are gentle giants and will normally come up to greet people in the field or at the side of the road . They can often cause traffic jams on the narrow roads in the highlands where they roam free . Known in Scotland affectionately as the Heilan Coo
Seat by the Loch
This is a view of a seat by Loch Creran on the West coast of Scotland , showing the beauty of the area on a sunny day . With the clouds reflected in the still water , you must agree a perfect place to sit and admire the scenery . Loch Creran is a salt water body of water in the Argyll area of Scotland . It is approximately 10 kilometres long and stretches from Benderloch in the South to Appin in the North .
Ardchattan View
A view from Ardchattan Priory looking down Loch Etive towards Glen Etive on the west coast of Scotland . Taken in early spring it shows the new growth on the trees and also the snow on the hills in the distance . You can also see the rain falling which adds to the atmosphere of this scene
