beautiful view of one of the valleys in the highlandsblack spout waterfall, in PitlochryI had only seen this, the Shepherd training his dog to control the sheep, on movies before, so I watched for a few minutesLoch Nesseven though I looked, I couldn’t see the monster in the loch. there were many of these birds flying around the shore and moving constantly, thoughhighland bull that I could see on paintings and posters in many places but that I only saw in a field after a week cycling in Scotland
I’m finally in Scotland!view from Ballantrae harbourthe scenery is quite similar to Irelandsome canals are filled with beautiful and colourful boatsthe falls of Fallochrapids just by Killin villagebeautiful valley heading northFirkin point in Loch Lomond
As I began my journey on a Wednesday, I’ll be posting my favourite photos this day of the week from now on.
this is my set up to cycle around Europe for the foreseeable futureit’s funny how sheep ignore cars passing by but, when I do, they seem to get scared and run away. yet, if I stop anywhere near them, they approach me slowly but surelyI love thatched cottagesLough Key, near Boyle, from the road that goes through the forest nearbyLough Derby from Garrykennedyfrom the pier in Lough ArrowI love waterfalls, this is Glencar, and I always try to get the ‘silky effect’ of the water when photographing themtypical Irish coastline as seen from Bundoran. although it’s not that common to see blue skies and fluffy clouds as well
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