Down thro' the glen
I'm heading back to the US of A at the end of this week (visiting friends and family and attending my friend E's beach wedding), so I thought I should try to catch up on pics from Scotland before I go.
So to continue, Scotland, Day 3: Glen Coe
Another early morning at Strome Ferry, Loch Carron
We left Strome Ferry and the Stationmaster's House for the last time to head back into the Highlands. After a brief stop in Kintail, we drove through the Great Glen towards Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles.
Kintail
Ben Nevis, most of which is not visible, as 9 days out of 10 the top is hidden by clouds
The Commando Memorial at Spean Bridge, near Ben Nevis and Fort William
Then it was on to an amazing hike in Glen Coe, site of the infamous massacre of the MacDonalds at the hands of the Campbells in 1692.
Glaciers in Glen Coe
Glen Coe
Hiking through the Hidden Glen, Glen Coe
Polka dot in Glen Coe
Waterfall in Glen Coe
Leaving Glen Coe
After a brief stop at St. Conan's Kirk on Loch Awe in Argyll, we ended up in Oban, the Gateway to the Isles, to spend the night.
The architectural mish-mash of St. Conan's Kirk, built by an amateur architect and said to include examples of every kind of ecclesiastical architecture found in Scotland
The view from McCaig's Tower in Oban, looking across to the
Isle of Mull
Have a good time at home Rob.
One day maybe we will meet again ...