Last batch from the big road trip.
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| He was lying on the road at Culkein. Nae bothered at a'... |
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| Loch Garry in full autumn glory |
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| At the distance we were when taking this, I thought it was juniper. On inspection through enlargement I came to see that these were just berries from the rowan (see below) which found a new host on a silver spruce! |
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| Hielan' Coo - clearly used to being 'razzid' |
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| Rowan berries cling on |
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| Loch Eck, looking North |
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| Clashnessie, Wester Ross |
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| The Minch, looking South from Ullapool's Shore Street |
Yam Aunty thank goodness me you are not asking us to select our favorite photo from this post. Oh my goodness each photo is worthy of a frame. In the 5th photo I love the one on the right. And that tiny horned cow is adorable. Well minus the sticky horns. The red berries....oh my . I'll stop now
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OH YA YA.... HOW we love the picture of the WAVES crashing on the BIG ROCK and the Shore... and the gorgeous Fall Colors... and BERRIES...
ReplyDeleteYou get the Bestest Pictures EVER.
We hate to have this series End... we have thoroughly enjoyed every Word and Picture of it.
Pawsome photos again Aunty Yam…I do luffs Mr Cow wiv the HUGE spiky horns
ReplyDeleteLoves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
Great pickshures!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Excellent shots!
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
These are such a beautiful series. The lock with all the autumn colors are my favs. janice xx
ReplyDeleteOMD is that a Red Angus cow? Our Frosty who passed away last year was a Red Angus she was 13 and a big wonderful pet. My Dad took it hard when he had to call the vet to put her down. Mom said she was like a puppy always in the middle of whatever you were doing. Mom use to make her honey and sugar sandwiches.
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Sully
Hari OM
DeleteHiya Sully - yes RED ANGUS!.. but this was a bullock; a young male being prepared for the market. As a veggo, I do have trouble with that. I love that you kept Frosty as a pet. Cattle are such intelligent critters and can definitely become family members!!! In Indian villages, every family has a pet cow (Brahman or Buffalo) from which they obtain their milk and dung for fuel and fertiliser and each cow knows who it belongs to! Sending Love to you... Yxx
Love the Coo.
ReplyDeleteOn the Clashnessie picture I think I can spot the cottage that I tried to buy (but was outbid on) before I purchased the Torridon cottage.
Cheers, Gail (currently marooned in a Premier Inn on the outskirts of Norwich. Oh to be within sight of Suilven).
that are wonderful photos... they fit perfectly to the song of dad's rival Rod's Rhythm of my heart ...
ReplyDeleteHello, I love the cattle photos. The view of the coast is gorgeous. Lovely images. Pretty Juniper. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteOoh, the one with the bare tree is just stunning! Love it! And the cattle photos are just too cute! Big is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful scenery!!
ReplyDeleteI love your views, but the highland cow is amazing! I love them!!!!
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