A walk around Loch Faskally, Perthshire

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The weather here in Scotland has been very wet over a number of weeks. So I decided to take advantage of a rare sunny day to capture the autumn colours before further wind and rain brought all the leaves down. These were all taken on a walk round Loch Faskally in Perthshire.

Faskally Wood
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Faskally House and Craigower.
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Loch Faskally
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River Tummel
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Loch Faskally
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River Garry
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When did you find the blue sky? Great pictures of a great area. I would imagine the river is high and the white water rafting interesting. That is definitely worth doing, but not if you are of a nervous disposition.
 
Get's a (y) from me.
 
A very nice set, looks a lovely area.
 
ADragon said:
I love these, thank you for sharing
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superpippo said:
A very pleasant autumnal group (y)
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Honey Monster said:
When did you find the blue sky? Great pictures of a great area. I would imagine the river is high and the white water rafting interesting. That is definitely worth doing, but not if you are of a nervous disposition.
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The river was very high 2 weeks ago, certainly too high for rafting, it's lower now but sadly someone lost their life in the Tay.

F1.2 said:
Get's a (y) from me.
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Dale. said:
A very nice set, looks a lovely area.
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sirch said:
Good set, I particularly like the boats
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Micro-four-thirds said:
Excellent set of images, I really like them all.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for taking the time with these. You're bringing Scotland in the fall to all of us who can't be there right now. Beautiful.
 
Very good set and well worth your walk.
 
Roger this is a beautiful series of photos.
Stunning colours and landscape.

What would the dominant tree be there? Or is it mix of different species.
We have many British trees planted by the early British settlers, but we never get a show like that
 
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meijieming said:
Thanks for taking the time with these. You're bringing Scotland in the fall to all of us who can't be there right now. Beautiful.
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Many thanks. It really needs the sun to shine to bring out the beauty


medwaygreen said:
Very good set and well worth your walk.
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Avondale87 said:
Roger this is a beautiful series of photos.
Stunning colours and landscape.

What would the dominant tree be there? Or is it mix of different species.
We have many British trees planted by the early British settlers, but we never get a show like that
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Thank you. There is a mixture of tree species, with Oak, ash, beech, sycamore, Rowans and Scots pine being quite dominant.
Some planted species like Larch, Noble and Douglas fir often seen on hillsides for wood production.
 
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