Stay at home

[nigheandonn]

I've been really missing seeing people's favourite photos of the month in the photo competitions, so if you had any you badly wanted to share at the time, why not share them now

(I'll have to do some hunting tonight before I can post myself...)

[Sgurr]

This was last week, when I was confined to my health board area (Fife) and drove to see if the fog spreading all over at sea level was also on the hills (West Lomond at 532 m) Hooray, It wasn't.

[jmarkb]

OK, here's a few from the NW Highlands for you:

Tom na Gruagaich, Beinn Alligin


The classic view from Sgurr Mor, Beinn Alligin


Waterfall below the horns of Alligin


That waterfall on the Abhainn Coire Mhic Nobuil


Stac Pollaidh and Suilven from Beinn an Eoin


Loch Stack and Ben Stack


Conival and Ben More Assynt


Seana Bhraigh


Cul Beag


...and again


Stac Pollaidh


Stac Pollaidh at sunset


Sunset, Ardmair Bay


Stormy skies (Sail Mhor, Beinn Ghoblach, Speicein Choinnich)


Stac Pollaidh again


Clearing showers (descending from Cul Beag)

[Mal Grey]

Keeping it to a hills theme, as I've hundreds of local lockdown photos that are less relevant, here are a few.


I managed a few days on Loch Shiel between "lockdowns", wild camping on my own with canoe.



Beinn Odhar Beag



Lower Loch Shiel from St Finian's Isle



Lower loch panorama and Beinn Resipol



I also had a few days in the Lake District around the same time, with a fabulous paddle on Wastwater.

[Tinto63]

Taken on the 25 April this picture seemed to me to be a metaphor for the restrictions of lockdown:



It is a gate at Corston, up the Morton Road from East Calder / Midcalder and was on a circular walk from home over Corston Hill (all of 348m) and back via Leyden, that kept me going during lockdown. The abundance of skylarks on, and above, the hill was notable. (the barbed wire was easily bypassed).

[prog99]

Corston Hill is a great viewpoint.

[nigheandonn]

Corston Hill is in the view from one of my regular lunchtime walks. I haven't made it out that far, but Dalmahoy Hill is a great wee viewpoint, with a rocky summit which wouldn't disgrace a much bigger hill.

[nigheandonn]

I've been trying to fish out one per month, as if I really was entering a competition, which turned into quite a job - I've taken a lot more photos than usual, but mostly not very dramatic ones.

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

[johnkaysleftleg]

Illuminated by Anthony Young, on Flickr

Belief by Anthony Young, on Flickr

Walking on Sunshine by Anthony Young, on Flickr

Crawton Sunrise by Anthony Young, on Flickr

If you go down to the woods.... by Anthony Young, on Flickr

Under Threat by Anthony Young, on Flickr

Just Passing me by by Anthony Young, on Flickr

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Wonderful photos in this thread!

Here’s a few from my wanderings in the last few months.

Fleetwood

Morecambe Bay

Easegill, above Cowan Bridge, Lancashire

Ingleborough from the summit of Gragareth

Near Lynmouth, Devon

Watchet, Somerset

Warley Woods, West Midlands

A glimpse of Eskdale from Scafell Pike

[Sunset tripper]

Some great photos there. I had a lot of good days out in 2020. Here is a pic from Maol Cheann-dearg where I surprised an eagle sitting on the cairn, alas no photo of that.

[litljortindan]

Some photos from January 2020 to June 2020:






six feet


panic stations






conversation


misty morning

[litljortindan]