Been walking? No trip report but want to share some Photo's.

[jmarkb]

Some lovely photos there, really like them

Thanks for that!

[tamw51]

Great idea, ive taken loads of pics that i love but dont have enough for a trip report, as does everyone else some great pics!!

Couple of mine, sunset on calgary bay mull, and second sunset stroll at inverkirkaig!

Wander on calgary bay after tackling ben more!

Inverkirkaig

[SusieThePensioner]

Couple of mine, sunset on calgary bay mull, and second sunset stroll at inverkirkaig!

Lovely views! Went to Inverkirkaig several times last year as we were staying at Lochinver

Lairig Ghru , from Carn an Righ .

A great shot

Here is one I took yesterday, sorry its not Scotland, but the North Pennines, above Weardale, County Durham

[Blue78]

Climbed An Stuc view Ben Lawers last monday. Had my first view of a cloud inversion. On the way to An Stuc all the surounding tops were poking through but on the way back over, Lawers was the only summit above the clouds. More than made up for the lack of views when I was first up Ben Lawers in July.

[andyfitz]

Not photographs of any particular merit. Just a cute wee dug on a hill.

[morag1]

the North Pennines, above Weardale, County Durham

A lovely photo Susie, gives a real feeling of the remoteness of the Pennines, just waiting to be explored

[SusieThePensioner]

Not photographs of any particular merit. Just a cute wee dug on a hill.

AAAAAAHHH, very cute

A lovely photo Susie, gives a real feeling of the remoteness of the Pennines, just waiting to be explored

Thank you......and not many people do spend the time exploring the North Pennines

[Reido1980]

Great topic and great photos from everyone - I've only rediscovered my love of the hills this year but here is a link to my photos from some of my trips so far this year - http://www.flickr.com/photos/bog_foot

Cheers

[Rekrab]

that Stile at Scarsike Head pic is a cracker.

MacKenzie

[SusieThePensioner]

that Stile at Scarsike Head pic is a cracker.

MacKenzie

Thanks for that. Just happened to get to that point at the right time and don't know why I've not seen its photographic possibilities before!

[Red Peak]

A lovely photo Susie, gives a real feeling of the remoteness of the Pennines, just waiting to be explored

Thank you......and not many people do spend the time exploring the North Pennines

Their loss ...

[SusieThePensioner]

Great topic and great photos from everyone

Some lovely photos from you aswell!

Climbed An Stuc view Ben Lawers last monday. Had my first view of a cloud inversion.

Impressive!

[SusieThePensioner]

Their loss ...

Yes, they don't know what they're missing but we should keep it that way, don't want the area getting overcrowded

Think you should start that North Pennines Appreciation Society now

[SCOTRAIL DRIVER]

Me and my dog robbie on top of Ben Chonzie on Tue 22 nov with Ben Lawers in the background

[charliebloke1]

Great thread and enjoying looking at everyone else's snaps! They're certainly whetting the appetite for next years holiday & walking ideas.

. . . So here's my tuppence worth from our walking holiday and honeymoon in Iceland, August 2005. A magical place and even came back with suntans. Must save the pennies and go back to explore the centre a bit more soon.