Jane
A nice blog - really interesting and with lovely photos. I couldn't find the comments link underneath each entry, so wasn't able to comment on your blog page itself. I enjoyed your different blogs very much!
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In the Scottish Highlands
http://neviswilliam.blogspot.com/
Photographs and information about the area around Fort William in Scotland, description of walks in the Mamores hills and Ben Nevis
- Added on: Aug 3rd, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: chrisso
- Listed in: Photography Places & Geography
- Tags: hiking outdoors scotland whisky scottish highlands
Recent Posts
Glenfinnan monument and viaduct
GlenfinnanAbout 15 miles from Fort William, on the road to Mallaig, stand the Glenfinnan Monument and viaduct. The viaduct is famous for featuring in Harry Potter movies and TV series. It has 21 arches and is a railway viaduct built in the end of the...
Christmas impressions in Scotland
After 5 years in Fort William, I had never seen that much snow at sea level. I thought it was worth the drive to Glen Nevis to take a few photographs. The surroundings in the snow are really nice. This kind of weather would surely be best at Christma...
Pictures taken this summer
Here are a few additional pictures taken this summer in the area. I hope to get some free time during the winter to take and post some more photographs of this beautiful landscape under the snow.Stob BanNear ArisaigCaledonian canalIn Mallaig harbourI...
More highland cattle, Glen Nevis
A few more photographs to show you the whole family! They don't seem to mind posing for the camera))The elder brotherThe young cousin twice remoteAuntie BethDidn't get introduced to those but I can tell they are from the city...
Boat trips and wildlife cruises
From Fort William town center, at the Crannog sea food restaurant, it is possible to book a short cruise on loch Linnhe.Lenght of trips vary, from an hour up to half day trips, going further down towards Oban.Wildlife here include seals, porpoises, ...
Commando Memorial, Spean Bridge.
About 10 miles North of Fort William, on the road to Inverness, lies the small village of Spean Bridge, outside of which is the Commando Memorial monument. This statue is dedicated to the forces having trained there in the early 1940's, and who have ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 3 comments.
rani
I love the photographs. Seems an interesting blog.
Your photography is marvellous - I love the mountain views especially. Seen full size they're breathtaking!
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