Photography
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Rosslyn Chapel
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Tantallon Castle
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The Whangie (southern part of the Highlands)
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York
(the Doomstone)
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cilla4progress
(24,717 posts)Going to Scotland in June!
snowybirdie
(5,219 posts)be transfixed with that country. Its amazing!
cilla4progress
(24,717 posts)that's inspiring!
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)One of my childhood friends lives there. I've only ever been in winter, so I'll be curious to head up this summer.
Enjoy, it's such a great country!
niyad
(113,055 posts)róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Both places are so picturesque.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,523 posts)Yup, looks like Scotland, all right. Somehow it always seems on the dark mysterious side!
Beautiful photos!
Thanks for sharing them.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)More sun than clouds/rain. It was much nicer up there a couple of weeks ago than it has been the last few days in England.
Karadeniz
(22,470 posts)róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)DURHAM D
(32,606 posts)Actually I guess that makes it my home also.
Absolutely love Scotland.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)alas, got a job in England!
DURHAM D
(32,606 posts)As we approached the Moors I was overwhelmed with emotion. I stopped the car and got out to really enjoy the view.
I said to my partner - I have come home.
At that time I did not yet know that I had indeed come home.
I wanted to move there but could not figure out a way to make a living so it did not happen.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Except I studied here for a year and got a visa extension (and hired by the Law School where I studied). It requires me to make big life decisions (like quit a decent tenured job at a university here).
But I couldnt have done any of it without taking a year to study.
I know the feeling of emotion you had. The first time I landed in Ireland I sobbed like an idiot. I was the first of my family to return since the 1910s.
cilla4progress
(24,717 posts)rich indigenous history.
TheRickles
(2,047 posts)The crypt downstairs was supposedly where the Holy Grail was hidden (IIRC), and whether that's true or not, it's a location that is steeped in an atmosphere of mystery and awe.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Its a lovely, very weird church.
2naSalit
(86,323 posts)This one could also be called...
Going to Hell in a Handbasket!
Nice collection, I've always wanted to tour there.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)2naSalit
(86,323 posts)Are the flames at the bottom.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)2naSalit
(86,323 posts)Trueblue1968
(17,193 posts)your photos are so beautiful.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Where did you go in 2001?
calimary
(81,110 posts)What a collection!
Those images really take the mind to another place. And another time. Right away I go to howd they do that?
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Standing in York Minster, I was just blown away (happens every time I go to a Gothic cathedral). It's awe-inspiring.
calimary
(81,110 posts)Sometimes thats all I can say, as I gaze, agog, at those photos. Especially that ceiling photo. Just jaw-dropping
Callalily
(14,885 posts)on a mini trip of Scotland. Great photos.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)It's such a brilliant place for photography.
DURHAM D
(32,606 posts)be on the lookout for Highland Cattle. They are so cute.
My fav Scottish breed is the Belted Galloway. It is sometimes called the Oreo cow.
Like chimney sweeps... spotting one or more will bring you good luck.
There is a herd of Belted Galloways about 40 miles from my house. Some days I just drive out to that farm, pull in the barnyard and walk down the fencerow to look at them. The family is used to me coming in the yard so they just wave and go on.
róisín_dubh
(11,791 posts)Theres some on a farm along I-70 in central PA.
My first trip to the Highlands,I made my friend pull over at a random farm because some coos were at the fence. Heilan coos are adorable.