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Stac Pollaidh
An extremely distinctive mountain, this. (Pronounced "Stack Polly", by the way.) -
Falls of Dochart
Almost every Scottish calendar bears one view or another of these famous falls, located in Killin. -
Oldshoremore
Another of northwest Scotland's magnificent sandy beaches. -
Milngavie
This photograph was taken a couple of miles from the start of the West Highland Way in Milngavie, just outside Glasgow. -
River Clyde
Captured in this photograph at the Falls of Clyde, near New Lanark. -
Muirshiel Country Park
Located to the southwest of Glasgow, and in the centre of the Muirshiel Regional Park, this amenity provides easy access to great walks on the moors, with the bonus of some very rare wildlife. -
Taymouth Castle
This garden ornament is in the grounds of one of the gatehouses of Taymouth Castle in Kenmore. Much more interesting than a gnome, is it not? -
Gaelic spelling
This Ullapool street sign shows how we have simplified the spelling of Argyll from the original. -
Maid of the Loch
Another paddle steamer. This one is on Loch Lomond and therefore not as well-travelled as the Waverley. -
Quinag
One of northwest Scotland's very distinctive mountains. -
Glen na Chulish
This beautiful glen, great for walking and mountain biking, is just round the corner from the Ballachulish Bridge. -
Falls of Dochart
A more familiar view of this well-known site.