The Quairang by DominiqueDubied

This is a famous landmark of Scotland and a beautiful walk to do as it passes through some of the most spectacular landscapes of the country.

I was expecting more dramatic clouds and changing weather, but my family was really happy to walk in the sun and not risk being soaked!
Hopefully some clouds blocked the sunlight and drew nice shadows in the valley.

Isle of Skye, Scotland 2015

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Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland by orxy

Famous Castle in Scottish Weather

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Old Man of Storr, Isle of Skye, Scotland by EuropeTrotter

It is one of the most photographed landscapes in the world. The Old Man Storr is a spectacular pinnacle of rock on the Isle of Skye in Scotland that’s surrounded by stunning views. Think rocky hills next to gorgeous green grassy slopes and then visions of water beyond. The hike to the pinnacle’s foot is just 1 mile, making it a relatively easy walk. How did the rocky pinnacles form? The weight of basalt lava on sedimentary rocks of the earlier Jurassic age caused massive landslides. The hills are made of horizontal flows of the basaltic lava, built on top of each other.

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No.361 – Wash by neilhamiltonphotography

Number 361 of my 365 photo challenge – A cross-processed and split-toned, long exposure, landscape image of the rocky coastline at Portknockie in Moray, Scotland just before sunset on a lovely, clear day.

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