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- Achadun Castle
- agriculture
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- Balnagown
- broch
- Castle Coeffin
- Duart Castle
- highland cattle
- Lake of the Woods 2007
- Lismore
- logging
- low level flights
- Lynn of Lorn
- Old Mill
- otter
- pine salvage
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- Scotland 2006
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I like this photo, I feel I am looking at it the way they would have looked at it many many years ago. Well captured.
From Canada
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Looking west, down valley on the walk to Achadun Castle.
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Thanks Tom! I've updated the title as per your suggestion - hopefully before John notices! (I took the spelling from the map; I hope it's correct.)
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iNice shot! Really captures the feeling of morning iin the Inner Hebrides.
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Wonderfull shot, nice colors
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Yes, it is a bit o' paradise. We spend most of our time there catching and releasing pike and turtles.
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We spend most of our time in Stevens Bay. Love to cross the portage into Whitefish.
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Nice shot! We love the canal and hope to get back there some day. "Medieval Castles of Skye and Lockalsh" also describes it as a feature of the old sea kingdoms, but given the age of the antiquities in the area, it seems like it could date from any time in hte last few thousand years.
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Went up that area about five years ago to Portree. Did'nt know then that my paternal ancestos came from Snizort, and, Sleat. Stayed 2 nights in Portree and, went on the bus to Uig. Scenery was mind blowing. Love the West Coast.
Need to plan another visit there as, I am now very much into geneology and, would like to know more about where my ancestors came from. Have a few buried in North Snizort, 1890 to 1910.
Susan Hamilton. Glasgow.
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Hi Ian:
Cute sheep!
Your photo location was very mismapped - I am very familiar with that area. I sent you a new location, which I am pretty sure is accurate to within 500 meters.
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