Recent content by donside

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Very good Carol.(y) I was a mountaineer all of my life until I became disabled. Glen Affric was always one of the best glens to access fine mountains. Shame about the midgies though!:exit:

Excellent photo Russ.:clap: We had a flock of 35 in our birch trees last week. No camera to hand!:banghead:

Hmmm, it's a pity the shot of Glen Affric is no longer available. This used to be an old stomping ground of mine.

Very good Andrew:clap:, especially as we are taking a holiday cottage in the area in mid-May.:banana: I take it that there is a drivable road over this pass, as I am disabled and no longer able to do the mountain goat stuff.:banghead:

:agree: Never been to the ELR. I must cross the pennines in better weather and have a look!

Oh yes Den.:clap: This is one for the wall! :banana::banana: What lens did you use?

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Impressive! :banana: Any exposure details?

A great sky for the backdrop in mono. (the castle is back on the edge of the village. This is the fort.)

#3 is too green for me and #4 jarrs my eyes a bit. However, I congratulate you on the others. They transport me there. Well done.(y)

"Quite brilliant to be able to get pictures like these - what equipment do you use and what camera?" :plus1: I tried taking shots of the same moon and all I got was a white/silvery disc. Now, that is boring! :sleep: :help:

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Well done and very nice. What filter did you use?

Och, you're making me homesick laddie! (I'll be back next month for a week, so I might have a lookie, if the conditions are right. Splendid shot though. :clap: More of that wonderful sky perhaps? :thinking: