Cairngorms
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Near Cairngorm Mountain, Scotland
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Ryvoan Bothy, Cairn Gorms National Park, Highlands. 7.10 in the morning, Saturday 23rd August 2008.
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A pretty photo of Loch Cluanie on the West of Scotland. Loch Cluanie (Scottish Gaelic: Loch Cluanaidh) is a loch in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland. It is a reservoir, contained behind the Cluanie dam, constructed by Mitchell Construction and completed in 1957 as part of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board’s Glenmoriston project to generate hydroelectricity.
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Ryvoan bothy, this time in colour. And for sake of completeness, a view from above…
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Pic taken near Fort William, Scotland along the Caladonian Canal in Jan ‘07. / This also where we went for a swim on New Years Eve! Yes it was cold, Brass Monkey Weather!
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The old stone packhorse bridge over the River Dulnain at Carrbridge, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. It was built in 1707 and damaged by a great flood in 1829 , leaving the present fragile looking archway.
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A different take on Coire an t-sneachda.
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Taken on the little train that takes you up the Cairngorms ski-lift at Aviemore Scotland. This is the downward journey and we were lucky to be sitting right up front. And to see what is at the end of the tunnel please click here
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RSPB’s Ryvoan Bothy again. Cairn Gorms National Park in the Highlands.
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Cairn Gorms again.
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Manually stitched image of six images showing a view over the Dava Moor to the Cairngorm Mountains.
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One of many fantastic views on Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. This park is just fantastic and in the autumn incredibly colorful and beautiful. Shot with Nikon D200 and Nikon 18-70 mm
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a big cairn at the northern end of Lairig Ghru, Cairn Gorm, Highlands.
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The view from the terrace at the top of the Funicular Railway on Cairn Gorm, Scotland. Cairn Gorm lies at the northern end of the Cairngorm Mountains; a high and exceptionally remote plateau largely over 4000ft in height and segmented by deep north-south valleys. Cairn Gorm is Scotland’s sixth highest mountain at 4082ft or 1244m: the Cairngorms collectively also contain four other, higher summits culminating in Ben Macdui at 4295ft or 1309m. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Highland Scotland.
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This is what you see when you come shooting out the end of the tunnel – Cairngorms ski-lift at Aviemore Scotland And to see the tunnel please click here
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The view from the terrace at the top of the Funicular Railway on Cairn Gorm, Scotland. Cairn Gorm lies at the northern end of the Cairngorm Mountains; a high and exceptionally remote plateau largely over 4000ft in height and segmented by deep north-south valleys. Cairn Gorm is Scotland’s sixth highest mountain at 4082ft or 1244m: the Cairngorms collectively also contain four other, higher summits culminating in Ben Macdui at 4295ft or 1309m. Related shots can be found at: Highland scotland. Best viewed Larger.
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Taken through the front window of the ski cable car / Cairngorms ski-lift at Aviemore Scotland
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Symmetrical reflection of the Cairngorm mountains in Loch Morlich, taken on a chilly afternoon just before it started to rain.
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A symmetrical reflection of part of the Cairn Gorm mountain-range in the perfectly still water of Loch Morlich, taken seconds before the rain-clouds came across and disturbed the loch surface. Taken on the Hasselblad using Lucky black and white film.
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the northern end of Lairig Ghru, the mountain pass through the Cairn Gorm range, Highland.
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Taken a couple of weeks ago. Yep, it lives up to its name. Coire an t-Sneachda (centre) and Coire an Lochain (right), Cairn Gorms National Park, Highlands. Best seen large! Colour version provided for comparison only.
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Meall a’ Bhuachaille in the morning sun (or is it shadow?) behind Ryvoan Bothy (owned by the RSPB), Cairn Gorms National Park, the Highlands.
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Lochindorb is a loch high on the Dava Moor in the northern part of the Cairngorm National Park. Lochindorb is gaelic for “Loch of Trouble” and has had its plenty of trouble throughout Scottish history. / This lone tree stands on the edge of the loch and the winding road.
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Taken at the last light of the day over a still Loch Garten, Scotland
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