Sindry Piccies o' Scotland! pt 1 Grampians

[cessna152towser]

Super pics as always, Robertson, brings back memories of Highland holidays.

[Pour1Malt]

Your photo tours are always lovely. I could spend a month there on holiday. If I can ever plan it you & wife will know.

dae that!

[MacSimoin]

Robertson,

Those are absolutely beautiful photos of the area. If I could transplant myself and my family tomorrow (when did you leave the States anyway?) I'd do it. Of course, we'd settle in Ireland (my wife was almost offered a job when we honeymooned there last October!) but believe me, I'd be bound for the gorgeous Grampians (and elsewhere in Scotland) as soon as and as much as possible.

Thanks for sharing the pics!

[Pour1Malt]

Robertson,

Those are absolutely beautiful photos of the area. If I could transplant myself and my family tomorrow (when did you leave the States anyway?) I'd do it. Of course, we'd settle in Ireland (my wife was almost offered a job when we honeymooned there last October!) but believe me, I'd be bound for the gorgeous Grampians (and elsewhere in Scotland) as soon as and as much as possible.

Thanks for sharing the pics!

ai escaped in Jan 2004.... no very lang ago.... those picces were frae Aug 2002...

[Scotus]

The large home in the photo is Ardverikie House, which is Glenbogle House for all the _Monarch of the Glen_ fans. The loch is Loch Laggan.

[Barclay]

Is it possible to be homesick for somewhere you've never been?

[Andrew Green]

Great shots, scenery is always nice... especially when it isn't all over populated and urban.

[terraedwin]

P1M, your pictures, as always, just blow me away. Wonderful photos that make me more eagerly long for a place I have yet to have been.

[starbkjrus]

Is it possible to be homesick for somewhere you've never been?

I was flamed here once for going into the reasoning behind this statement so I won't BUT my answer is Yes, it certainly is.

[brandycr]

beautiful pictures thanks for sharing