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Winter in the Scottish Hills

Walking in Glen Lednock in the Highlands of Scotland. Walking in Glen Lednock in the Highlands of Scotland

Dunrobin Castle buildings on the east coast of the Highlands, Scotland.

Dunrobin Castle buildings on the east coast of the Highlands, Scotland.

Buachaille Etive Mor

This is the famous mountain which marks the start of Glen Etive in the Scottish highlands. It's name means The Great Heardsman of Etive in Gaelic. It is also one of Scotland's Munros (a mountain with a height of over 3000ft). This is the famous mountain which marks the start of Glen Etive in the Scottish highlands. It's name means The Great Heardsman of Etive in Gaelic. It is also one of Scotland's Munros (a mountain with a height of over 3000ft).

The Birks of Aberfeldy, circular walking route in the Moness Glen outside Aberfeldy in the Highlands of Scotland, UK.

The Birks of Aberfeldy, circular walking route in the Moness Glen outside Aberfeldy in the Highlands of Scotland, UK.

Plodda Falls, Glen Affric Nature Reserve, Central Highlands, Scotland. Renovated Victorian viewing platform overlooking waterfalls

Plodda Falls, Glen Affric Nature Reserve, Central Highlands, Scotland. Renovated Victorian viewing platform overlooking waterfalls

Trebucket in the gounds of Urquhart Castle.

Trebucket in the grounds of Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness, Highlands, Scotland, U.K Situated in one of Scotland’s most dramatic locations, the ruins of Urquhart Castle reflect the castle’s turbulent past. A lively visitor centre sheds further light on everyday life at the castle. Historical background According to records, St Columba visited Loch Ness around 580. He travelled through Glen Urquhart, pausing to banish a marauding ’water beast’ and to baptise a Pictish nobleman as he lay dying in his fort. Although there is no concrete evidence to link this fort with the site at Urquhart, archaeological remains confirm that the highest part of the castle was a well-fortified site at this time. The castle surfaces from obscurity more than five hundred years later, around 1230, when Alexander II granted the Urquhart estate to Sir Thomas le Durward. His son, Alan, constructed the first castle on the south of the promontory at Urquhart. Holding a key strategic position in the glen, the castle suffered during the Wars of Independence. Captured by Edward I of England in 1296, it was surrendered to the Scots in 1298. The castle soon changed hands again when in 1308 Robert the Bruce took control of Urquhart for the Scottish Crown. From the end of the 14th century, the focus of conflict shifted to the west. The new enemies were the MacDonald clan, the Lords of the Isles. In 1395 the MacDonalds seized the lands and castle of Urquhart and for the next hundred years, the castle and. Trebucket in the grounds of Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness, Highlands, Scotland, U.K Situated in one of Scotland’s most dramatic locations, the ruins of Urquhart Castle reflect the castle’s turbulent past. A lively visitor centre sheds further light on everyday life at the castle. Historical background According to records, St Columba visited Loch Ness around 580. He travelled through Glen Urquhart, pausing to banish a marauding ’water beast’ and to baptise a Pictish nobleman as he lay dying in his fort. Although there is no concrete evidence to link this fort with the site at Urquhart, archaeological remains confirm that the highest part of the castle was a well-fortified site at this time. The castle surfaces from obscurity more than five hundred years later, around 1230, when Alexander II granted the Urquhart estate to Sir Thomas le Durward. His son, Alan, constructed the first castle on the south of the promontory at Urquhart. Holding a key strategic position in the glen, the castle suffered during the Wars of Independence. Captured by Edward I of England in 1296, it was surrendered to the Scots in 1298. The castle soon changed hands again when in 1308 Robert the Bruce took control of Urquhart for the Scottish Crown. From the end of the 14th century, the focus of conflict shifted to the west. The new enemies were the MacDonald clan, the Lords of the Isles. In 1395 the MacDonalds seized the lands and castle of Urquhart and for the next hundred years, the castle and

Glen coe, highlands, scotland uk

Memorial to the Jacobites at Glenfinnan, Highlands, Scotland

Shepherd's house

A lonely house somewhere in Scotland highlands. A lonely house somewhere in Scotland highlands

High angle view of the town of Gairloch near the sea in Highlands, Scotland on a gloomy day

High angle view of the town of Gairloch near the sea in Highlands, Scotland on a gloomy day

Road winding through the mountains in the Highlands of Scotland. Road winding through the mountains in the Highlands of Scotland

Fairy-tale landscape, Glenfinnan viaduct, Highlands, Scotland

Fairy-tale landscape, Glenfinnan viaduct, Highlands, Scotland

The ruins of Ardvrek Castle in the Assynt mountain range, highlands, Scotland.

Lord of the Rocks.

Black faced Dartmoor Scotch sheep, indigenous species to Dartmoor in South Devon & the highlands of Scotland. Bred for their hardiness in these sometimes harsh conditions. Black faced Dartmoor Scotch sheep, indigenous species to Dartmoor in South Devon & the highlands of Scotland. Bred for their hardiness in these sometimes harsh conditions.

Laid at Loch Eriboll

Laid at Loch Eriboll, Highlands, Scotland

Loch Awe in Highlands, Scotland

Looking up Loch Clash towards Kinlochbervie in the Highlands of Scotland. Kinlochbervie is famous for its shellfish.

Fairy-tale landscape, Morar beach, Highlands, Scotland

Fairy-tale landscape, Morar beach, Highlands, Scotland

The river orchy making its way through glen orchy, highlands of scotland. The river orchy making its way through glen orchy, highlands of scotland

Panoramic aerial view of Conic Hill and Balmaha on the shores of Loch Lomond (Highlands, Scotland

Panoramic aerial view of Conic Hill and Balmaha on the shores of Loch Lomond (Highlands, Scotland

Grant Hall at Urqhart Castle.

Grant hall, Urquhart castle, Loch Ness, Highlands, Scotland, U.K on the A82 Situated in one of Scotland’s most dramatic locations, the ruins of Urquhart Castle reflect the castle’s turbulent past. A lively visitor centre sheds further light on everyday life at the castle. Historical background According to records, St Columba visited Loch Ness around 580. He travelled through Glen Urquhart, pausing to banish a marauding ’water beast’ and to baptise a Pictish nobleman as he lay dying in his fort. Although there is no concrete evidence to link this fort with the site at Urquhart, archaeological remains confirm that the highest part of the castle was a well-fortified site at this time. The castle surfaces from obscurity more than five hundred years later, around 1230, when Alexander II granted the Urquhart estate to Sir Thomas le Durward. His son, Alan, constructed the first castle on the south of the promontory at Urquhart. Holding a key strategic position in the glen, the castle suffered during the Wars of Independence. Captured by Edward I of England in 1296, it was surrendered to the Scots in 1298. The castle soon changed hands again when in 1308 Robert the Bruce took control of Urquhart for the Scottish Crown. From the end of the 14th century, the focus of conflict shifted to the west. The new enemies were the MacDonald clan, the Lords of the Isles. In 1395 the MacDonalds seized the lands and castle of Urquhart and for the next hundred years, the castle and glen. Grant hall, Urquhart castle, Loch Ness, Highlands, Scotland, U.K on the A82 Situated in one of Scotland’s most dramatic locations, the ruins of Urquhart Castle reflect the castle’s turbulent past. A lively visitor centre sheds further light on everyday life at the castle. Historical background According to records, St Columba visited Loch Ness around 580. He travelled through Glen Urquhart, pausing to banish a marauding ’water beast’ and to baptise a Pictish nobleman as he lay dying in his fort. Although there is no concrete evidence to link this fort with the site at Urquhart, archaeological remains confirm that the highest part of the castle was a well-fortified site at this time. The castle surfaces from obscurity more than five hundred years later, around 1230, when Alexander II granted the Urquhart estate to Sir Thomas le Durward. His son, Alan, constructed the first castle on the south of the promontory at Urquhart. Holding a key strategic position in the glen, the castle suffered during the Wars of Independence. Captured by Edward I of England in 1296, it was surrendered to the Scots in 1298. The castle soon changed hands again when in 1308 Robert the Bruce took control of Urquhart for the Scottish Crown. From the end of the 14th century, the focus of conflict shifted to the west. The new enemies were the MacDonald clan, the Lords of the Isles. In 1395 the MacDonalds seized the lands and castle of Urquhart and for the next hundred years, the castle and glen

Island with pine trees in Loch Assynt surrounded by a mountain range in the beautiful scottish highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

Island with pine trees in Loch Assynt surrounded by a mountain range in the beautiful scottish highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

Loch Maree - Wester Ross, The Highlands, Scotland

Loch Maree - Wester Ross, The Highlands, Scotland

River Etive and Buachaille Etive Mor, Glencoe Valley, Highlands, Scotland

River Etive and Buachaille Etive Mor, Glencoe Valley, Highlands, Scotland

Empty Countryside Road

Empty Countryside Road Highway of Highlands Scotland with Beautiful Snow Mountain Range

Panoramic aerial view of Conic Hill and Balmaha on the shores of Loch Lomond (Highlands, Scotland

Panoramic aerial view of Conic Hill and Balmaha on the shores of Loch Lomond (Highlands, Scotland

Eilean donan castle

Eilean donan castle, Highlands Scotland

Goose paddling in a stream closeup.

A closeup image of a goose paddling in a stream on a farm in the Highlands of Scotland. A closeup image of a goose paddling in a stream on a farm in the Highlands of Scotland.

Fairy-tale landscape, Saint Mary and Saint Finnan Church, Highlands, Scotland

Fairy-tale landscape, Saint Mary and Saint Finnan Church, Highlands, Scotland

Beautiful Christmas Wreath hanging in the forest in the Scottish Highlands Scotland UK

Beautiful Christmas Wreath hanging in the forest in the Scottish Highlands Scotland UK

West Highland Way walk path through Highlands Scotland

West Highland Way walk path through Highlands Scotland

An early 4:00 AM sunrise on Loch Lomond in the west highlands of scotland. An early 4:00 AM sunrise on Loch Lomond in the west highlands of scotland

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Light variation, rained so much before and rainned so much after, well these are the highlands of Scotland. Light variation, rained so much before and rainned so much after, well these are the highlands of Scotland

Snowy Landscape

Mountains and hills covered in snow, highlands of scotland. Mountains and hills covered in snow, highlands of scotland

Plodda Falls, Glen Affric Nature Reserve, Central Highlands, Scotland. Renovated Victorian viewing platform overlooking waterfalls

Plodda Falls, Glen Affric Nature Reserve, Central Highlands, Scotland. Renovated Victorian viewing platform overlooking waterfalls

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