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When down gets wet (welcome to Scotland) it has no loft so cannot keep any warmth. Synthetic fill keeps loft even when wet so keeps you warm and therefore alive. It is not much heavier, not really noticeably. I use a Snugpak Softie three-season synthetic fill bag, which is nice and warm. In winter I...

simon-b wrote:Loch Leven?

Yes! Loch Leven reflecting the snowy peak of Stob Coire Nam Beith (I think) see attached larger scale pic.

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Inver Coe/ Carnach from across Loch Leven

WildAboutWalking wrote:No idea, but stunning photo!

Oooo thank you.

HalfManHalfTitanium wrote:Loch Achtriochtan maybe….? Tim

Nope, but you're in the right neck of the woods...

Bit of a wild guess, but could this be looking up Loch Duich towards Glen Shiel? In which case the corrie on the right might be Coire Toiteil, between the south Glen Shiel Ridge and Sgurr na Sgine? Tim Yay! Correctamundo! Taken from near the wee hill road (Carr Brae) that goes from Dornie up the hi...

hutchy1 wrote:
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Where a I in this picture

Behind the camera?! (boom-boom!)
Loch Glascarnoch by the road between Ullapool and Inverness?

Hi there! Greetings from the Netherlands. After visiting Scandinavia and the Alps and doing some multi-day and long distance hikes there, I (finally) was able to visit Scotland last year and hiked the Skye trail - and was blown away by the landscape. Cannot wait to come back and discover more - I a...

That water is a sea-loch...

Sorry for the delay, I was away for the weekend. Which loch was I looking into at this moment of calm reflection?

Calm reflection...

OK, name the great big corrie on the right of the picture...

That looks like Meall Fuar-Mhonaidh from across Loch Ness.

Greetings and welcome. Lots of advice on here, particularly about below-knee amputations...

I just checked the Glen Coe Mountain Resort ski place facebook site, they are reporting heavy snowfall overnight and improved ski conditions, so take your snowshoes.

I checked the traffic cameras on Traffic Scotland for the roads, there is no snow evident on the Rest and Be Thankful, nor on the road at Tyndrum, but there is a fair amount in the background , and more in Glen Coe, so I guess that at height there is more likliehood of wintery conditions. As ever in...

A sign on Manly beach, Sydney. Not so silly really; when Ozzies say "Bluebottles" they don't mean annoying flies, they mean Portugese Man O' War!

Corrie Chadha Chaoruinn on the Ring of Steall, the Steall Falls in Glen Nevis being the recognisable and dramatic natural feature ?

p.s. very impressive picture!

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