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Highland Sunrise
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 00:33
by Garry Russell
Five thousand feet over the North West of Scotland
Garry
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 00:42
by DaveB
Nice Garry
What the hell are you doing up at
that time of the day though??? :think: :-$ AJJN cut a similar 'impressive' sight climbing out of Al Massira at 0800 this morning but I've taken more screenies since and lost it

I need to load Dan's prog up again me thinks!
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 00:55
by Garry Russell
Hmmmmm not that early mate
About 0830.......tis the land of gloom this time of year.....unless of couse you like nice sunrises.
Not far from Cape Wrath in fact
Garry
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 01:02
by jonesey2k
Nice shot

Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 06:08
by VEGAS
Very nice Garry. Looks a tad cold around there too...!

Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 07:41
by Effoh
V.nice Garry - I presume you're above the rain?
Rgds,
Colin
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 09:23
by speedbird591
One of those inspiring mornings that fill you with (misplaced) optimism for the future. Lovely sunrise, lovely shot.
Ian
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 10:28
by Garry Russell
Ah the rain.........
I've only been to Scotland once.
It was mid summer and the whole of the UK was experiencing a drought, that is the whole of the UK except Western Scotland..........the greedy lot were keeping all the rain to themselves. :huf:
Still it didn't rain everyday, some days we just had heavy drizzle. :dance:
Spectacular scenery though
Garry
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 11:20
by Effoh
Still it didn't rain everyday, some days we just had heavy drizzle.
Spectacular scenery though
I used to live in sight of the Isle of Arran. Local saying was if you couldn't see the Isle it was raining, if you could see it it was going to rain!
You're right about the scenery - I didn't realise how lucky I was until I left :sad:
Rgds,
Colin
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 11:43
by Garry Russell
Hi Colin
A couple of times the sun came out and it was really spectacular.
But was was really great is sometimes we would be in a shower and drive around the corner of a mountain and the Sun would be out that side and all the mixtures of light shade and tone was really magical
It's so called "bad" weather that gives all the beauty.
A sultry summer day can bet flat and hazy with no real definition in anything.
Lovely place....and TBH so pretty the getting wet i the rain did not matter.
There's a crashed Viking not far from where you lived.....
Garry