Sunday, 21 December 2014

Conic Hill. Loch Lomond Islands. A Dolly Mixture.

A selection of different photos named after a popular assorted sweet packet in years gone by.
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Raindrops looking like boulders sitting on a leaf.
View from Conic Hill over Loch Lomond.
Autumn Colours.
Fungi on log.
Animal shadows from Conic Hill.
Grey Squirrel close up.
Fungi patterns.
Loch Lomond and Islands.
More islands.
Forth and Clyde Canal Boats.
Wet winter day at Auchenstarry.
Bird roost. East coast.... somewhere secret.
Walkers above Loch Lomond.
Deep in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh.
Glasgow from the Brownside Braes.
Days end in winter.
A merry Christmas everyone and a Happy New Year. Best wishes to you all for a good 2015.

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6 comments:

  1. Kay G.26 December 2014 at 01:26

    Love these photos.
    Happy Christmas!

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  2. Carol26 December 2014 at 01:26

    Love the frilly fungus! :-)

    Found a dead squirrel today :-( It was a grey but I like those too. Not sure they have much roadsense though as I often find dead ones by the roadside like today.
    Carol.

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  3. blueskyscotland26 December 2014 at 13:32

    Merry Christmas Kay,
    Thank you.

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  4. blueskyscotland26 December 2014 at 13:40

    Hi Carol, Merry Christmas.
    Grey squirrels and pheasants do seem to relish getting squashed flat on Britain's road network. Maybe some aspiring up and coming artist could find a use for them and turn them all into a nice wallpaper... or free slippers for the poor.

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  5. The Glebe Blog30 December 2014 at 16:39

    A great set of pictures Bob. I hope you had a good Christmas.
    Talking of squashed flat, down here in Galloway it's the badgers that are committing suicide. I saw three one day back in August.

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  6. Anonymous19 January 2015 at 09:52

    Hi Robert!! , cracking photos hope you are well regards glenn..care and repair

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