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Jacobite Monument Scotland

Jacobite Monument at Loch Shiel Lake and Reflection Glenn Finnan Highlands Scotland. Jacobite Monument at Loch Shiel Lake and Reflection Glenn Finnan Highlands Scotland

Arkle and Loch Stack, North West Highlands of Scotland

Arkle and Loch Stack, North West Highlands of Scotland

Plockton village, scotland

Plockton village and loch carron in scotland during summer with sailing boats at first plan. Plockton village and loch carron in scotland during summer with sailing boats at first plan

Cut down trees, Castletower, Caithness, Scotland,Uk.

Cut down Tree, Wick, Castletown, Caithness, Scotland, UK. Cut Tree on the on the Castletown According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. About 100 trees are cut per minute. After doing the math, I got about 1.6 or one and a half trees per second. That is a huge number. Tree density in primary forests varies from 50,000-100,000 trees per square km, so the math would put this number at 3.5 billion to 7 billion trees cut down each year. A new study finds there are more trees on Earth than was thought, but we're not planting enough to keep up with deforestation. ... Before 38 scientists got together to crunch some seriously big data, it was estimated that there were about 400 billion trees left on Earth. Luckily, the scientists were a few trillion off. FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. If anything, people would have to develop gas masks that filter the little oxygen that would be left in the air. ... Anyway, trees take carbon from the atmosphere through photosynthesis in order to make energy. Cut down Tree, Wick, Castletown, Caithness, Scotland, UK. Cut Tree on the on the Castletown According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. About 100 trees are cut per minute. After doing the math, I got about 1.6 or one and a half trees per second. That is a huge number. Tree density in primary forests varies from 50,000-100,000 trees per square km, so the math would put this number at 3.5 billion to 7 billion trees cut down each year. A new study finds there are more trees on Earth than was thought, but we're not planting enough to keep up with deforestation. ... Before 38 scientists got together to crunch some seriously big data, it was estimated that there were about 400 billion trees left on Earth. Luckily, the scientists were a few trillion off. FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. If anything, people would have to develop gas masks that filter the little oxygen that would be left in the air. ... Anyway, trees take carbon from the atmosphere through photosynthesis in order to make energy.

Elgol coastline, scotland

Rocky elgol coastline at twilight during summer, isle of skye, scotland. Rocky elgol coastline at twilight during summer, isle of skye, scotland

Town Hall, Paisley, Scotland

The Victorian town hall in Paisley, Scotland. The Victorian town hall in Paisley, Scotland

Brown highland cow in Isle of Skye, Scotland

Brown highland cow in Isle of Skye, Scotland

Highlands of Scotland landscape ,green forest

Highlands of Scotland landscape ,green forest

Valley between mountains in Scotland

Valley between mountains in Scotland

Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

Dunnottar Castle with snow on the ground, Scotland. Dunnottar Castle with snow on the ground, Scotland

Burn Beach. Handa island, Caithness Scotland UK

Burn beach, Handa Island,Caithness Scotland UK
Handa Island is one of the most important seabird colonies in northern Europe. Home to over 100,000 seabirds in the summer, including internationally important populations of Guillemot, Razorbill and Great Skua. Small numbers of Puffin and Arctic Skua amongst other seabirds also nest. The island is also superb for botany and for spotting whales, dolphins, seals and the occasional otter. The scenery and geology is also fantastic.The reserve is owned by the Scourie Estate, and managed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. There are few facilities on the island, just a small visitor shelter, composting toilet and shop. The reserve is reached by a ferry boat from Tarbet, near Scourie, and runs from April to September (Phone to check dates). The ferry runs on demand Monday - Saturday from 9.00am, with the last boat out to the island at 2pm. Returns available all day with the last one being at 5pm. Ferry charges £12.50 for adults, £5 for children (ages 5-14), under 5's are free. Please note, the ferry does not run on Sunday or in severe weather. Burn beach, Handa Island,Caithness Scotland UK
Handa Island is one of the most important seabird colonies in northern Europe. Home to over 100,000 seabirds in the summer, including internationally important populations of Guillemot, Razorbill and Great Skua. Small numbers of Puffin and Arctic Skua amongst other seabirds also nest. The island is also superb for botany and for spotting whales, dolphins, seals and the occasional otter. The scenery and geology is also fantastic.The reserve is owned by the Scourie Estate, and managed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. There are few facilities on the island, just a small visitor shelter, composting toilet and shop. The reserve is reached by a ferry boat from Tarbet, near Scourie, and runs from April to September (Phone to check dates). The ferry runs on demand Monday - Saturday from 9.00am, with the last boat out to the island at 2pm. Returns available all day with the last one being at 5pm. Ferry charges £12.50 for adults, £5 for children (ages 5-14), under 5's are free. Please note, the ferry does not run on Sunday or in severe weather.

The golden hills of scotland

The yellow hills in early spring at
brig o'turk in scotland. The yellow hills in early spring at
brig o'turk in scotland

Loch Lomond at rowardennan, Summer in Scotland, UK

Loch Lomond at rowardennan, Summer in Scotland, UK

Ancient castle in Scotland

An Scotland castle, surrounded with water, Winter. An Scotland castle, surrounded with water, Winter

Glass office frontage in Glasgow, Scotland

Modern curved office building in the financial district of Glasgow, Scotland. Modern curved office building in the financial district of Glasgow, Scotland.

Falkirk Wheel, Scotland

Falkirk Wheel, Scotland, with a yellow flowers

Fort George, Scotland, UK

Entrance into Fort George fortress, Scotland, UK. Entrance into Fort George fortress, Scotland, UK

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Fortrose Cathedral, Fortrose, Scotland

Ruin of 13th Century Fortrose Cathedral, Fortrose, Scotland

Panoramic aerial view of Edinburgh, Scotland in moody weather

Panoramic aerial view of Edinburgh, Scotland in moody weather

Autumn in Scotland`s Glen Affric

Autumn in Scotland`s Glen Affric

The Stones at Stenness, The Standing Stone at Stenness, Orkney, Scotland, U.K.

The Standing Stone at Stenness, Orkney, Scotland, U.K. The Standing Stones of Stenness is a Neolithic monument five miles northeast of Stromness on the mainland of Orkney, Scotland. This may be the oldest henge site in the British Isles. Various traditions associated with the stones survived into the modern era and they form part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site. They are looked after by Historic Environment Scotland as a scheduled monument. The surviving stones are sited on a promontory at the south bank of the stream that joins the southern ends of the sea loch Loch of Stenness and the freshwater Loch of Harray. The name, which is pronounced stane-is in Orcadian dialect, comes from Old Norse meaning stone headland. The stream is now bridged, but at one time was crossed by a stepping stone causeway, and the Ring of Brodgar lies about 1.2 km (0.75 mi) away to the north-west, across the stream and near the tip of the isthmus formed between the two lochs. Maeshowe chambered cairn is about 1.2 km (0.75 mi) to the east of the Standing Stones of Stenness and several other Neolithic monuments also lie in the vicinity, suggesting that this area had particular importance. The Stenness Watch Stone stands outside the circle, next to the modern bridge leading to the Ring of Brodgar Although the site today lacks the encircling ditch and bank, excavation has shown that this used to be a henge monument, possibly the oldest in the British Isles. The. The Standing Stone at Stenness, Orkney, Scotland, U.K. The Standing Stones of Stenness is a Neolithic monument five miles northeast of Stromness on the mainland of Orkney, Scotland. This may be the oldest henge site in the British Isles. Various traditions associated with the stones survived into the modern era and they form part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site. They are looked after by Historic Environment Scotland as a scheduled monument. The surviving stones are sited on a promontory at the south bank of the stream that joins the southern ends of the sea loch Loch of Stenness and the freshwater Loch of Harray. The name, which is pronounced stane-is in Orcadian dialect, comes from Old Norse meaning stone headland. The stream is now bridged, but at one time was crossed by a stepping stone causeway, and the Ring of Brodgar lies about 1.2 km (0.75 mi) away to the north-west, across the stream and near the tip of the isthmus formed between the two lochs. Maeshowe chambered cairn is about 1.2 km (0.75 mi) to the east of the Standing Stones of Stenness and several other Neolithic monuments also lie in the vicinity, suggesting that this area had particular importance. The Stenness Watch Stone stands outside the circle, next to the modern bridge leading to the Ring of Brodgar Although the site today lacks the encircling ditch and bank, excavation has shown that this used to be a henge monument, possibly the oldest in the British Isles. The

Scotland cafe road sign

A sign for a cafe breakfast in rural Scotland. A sign for a cafe breakfast in rural Scotland

Unused Canal in Scotland.

An unused canal in central Scotland, near to Airdrie. An unused canal in central Scotland, near to Airdrie.

Edinburgh skyline, scotland

Edinburgh skyline in scotland during summer and by a cloudy day. Edinburgh skyline in scotland during summer and by a cloudy day.

Loch lubnaig scotland

Scenic view of loch lubnaig in scotland on a warm summers day with a canoe in the foreground. Scenic view of loch lubnaig in scotland on a warm summers day with a canoe in the foreground

Edinburgh Castle at Dusk, Scotland

Panoramic view of the Edinburgh Castle at Dusk, Scotland

White church, Isle of Skye, Scotland.

White church, Uig, Isle of Skye, Scotland.

Scotland Inchcolm island abbey 2

Scotland Inchcolm island abbey landscape. Scotland Inchcolm island abbey landscape

Ben Stack, Highlands, Scotland

Ben Stack, North West Highlands of Scotland. Ben Stack, North West Highlands of Scotland

Cottage at shieldaig, scotland

Cottage at shieldaig during summer, scotland. Vertical. Cottage at shieldaig during summer, scotland. Vertical

Mountains in Scotland

A landscape of the Highlands, Scotland. With a mountain rescue point. A landscape of the Highlands, Scotland. With a mountain rescue point.

Neist Point lighthouse in Isle of Skye, Scotland

Neist Point lighthouse in Isle of Skye in Scotland, UK

Uig Clifftop Scotland

Uig Clifftop, panoramic view Skye Scotland. Uig Clifftop, panoramic view Skye Scotland

The famous Moffat Ram, southern Scotland

In 1875, businessman William Colvin, decided to commision a sculpture of a Blackface ram, atop a fountain, to the lowland town of Moffat in Scotland. The sculptor was a William Brodie. In 1875, businessman William Colvin, decided to commision a sculpture of a Blackface ram, atop a fountain, to the lowland town of Moffat in Scotland. The sculptor was a William Brodie.

Coral bay rocky shoreline, Scotland

Coral Beach near Dunvegan on the isle of Skye, Scotland, United Kingdom. Coral Beach near Dunvegan on the isle of Skye, Scotland, United Kingdom

A moody panoramic of the Three Sisters mountains in Glencoe. Scotland

A moody panoramic of the Three Sisters mountains in Glencoe. Scotland

Glasgow cathedral Scotland

Glasgow cathedral Scotland

Dunnottar Castle with clear sky in Stonehaven, Aberdeen, Scotland

Dunnottar Castle with clear sky in Stonehaven, Aberdeen, Scotland

Dunnottar castle in Scotland

Dunnottar castle Atlantic coast in Scotland. Dunnottar castle Atlantic coast in Scotland

Illuminated Eilean Donan Castle at night in Scotland

Illuminated Eilean Donan Castle at night in Scotland

Mountains in Scotland

A landscape of the Highlands, Scotland. A landscape of the Highlands, Scotland.

Scotland's Loch Ness.

Scotland's Loch Ness with fog and rainy sky. Scotland's Loch Ness with fog and rainy sky.

Jacobite steam train on Glenfinnan Viaduct approaching, Highlands, Scotland, UK

Jacobite steam train on Glenfinnan Viaduct approaching, Highlands, Scotland, UK

Boats on the edge of Loch Lomond, Scotland

Autumn trees and boats on the edge of Loch Lomond, Scotland

Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

View of Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

Mountain view in Scotland in the Glencoe

Mountain view in Scotland in the Glencoe

Loch Ness lake, Scotland

Loch Ness lake at evening time, Scotland. Loch Ness lake at evening time, Scotland

Mountain pass in Scotland

Mountain pass in Scotland on a perfect day

The ruins of Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

The ruins of Dunnottar Castle, Stonehaven, Scotland. The ruins of Dunnottar Castle, Stonehaven, Scotland

Scottish landscape in Orkney. Old man of Hoy. Scotland

Scottish landscape in Orkney. Old man of Hoy. Scotland

UEFA Euro Cup 2024 Germany vs Scotland

UEFA Euro Cup 2024 Germany vs Scotland

Picture Postcard of Carradale, Scotland

Vintage post card of Carradale, Scotland Harbor in early 1900s with note card. Vintage post card of Carradale, Scotland Harbor in early 1900s with note card.

Goat Fell and Brodick Bay, Isle of Arran, Scotland

Goat Fell and Brodick Bay, Isle of Arran, Scotland

Seaside in the Northern of Scotland

Seaside wirh a sandy beach in the Northern Scotland. Seaside wirh a sandy beach in the Northern Scotland

Craigievar castle in Scotland

Craigievar castle in Scotland

Cityscape of Edinburgh, Scotland

Cityscape of Edinburgh, Scotland UK.

Beautiful and ornate church in Scotland

Thomas Coats Memorial Church in Paisley, Scotland. This red sandstone church was funded by a textile industrialist whose mills dominated the town. Generations of stonemasons served their apprenticeships on its construction. Thomas Coats Memorial Church in Paisley, Scotland. This red sandstone church was funded by a textile industrialist whose mills dominated the town. Generations of stonemasons served their apprenticeships on its construction.

Coral bay rocky shoreline, Scotland

Coral Beach near Dunvegan on the isle of Skye, Scotland, United Kingdom. Coral Beach near Dunvegan on the isle of Skye, Scotland, United Kingdom

Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

Dunnottar Castle with snow on the ground, Scotland. Dunnottar Castle with snow on the ground, Scotland

Beach, island and clouds, Scotland

Beach, island and dramatic cloudy sky, Islay, Scotland. Beach, island and dramatic cloudy sky, Islay, Scotland

Loch Shiel Lake Reflection Scotland

Landscape of Loch Shiel Lake and Reflection Glenn Finnan Highlands Scotland. Landscape of Loch Shiel Lake and Reflection Glenn Finnan Highlands Scotland

Spouting Cave, Iona, Scotland

Shot of spouting cave, on the Isle of Iona, Scotland. Shot of spouting cave, on the Isle of Iona, Scotland

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