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Glen Lyon Heat Haze, Perthshire, Scotland

A pleasant little burn (stream) somewhere in Perthshire Scotland. I forget exactly where, but then it was taken in July 2002. BEST VIEWED LARGER

Looking over the rooftops to the Ruined Cathedral at Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland. Dunkeld, the fort of the Celts, played a vital role in the early history of Scotland, both as a Royal and Religious centre. It was the original seat of the chief bishop of the mysterious kingdom of the Picts; Scotland's first king, Kenneth MacAlpin, built a stone church here early in the 9th century to house the relics of St Columba; and under King David I it was the centre of Christianity in all of Scotland. The present building was constructed between 1315 and 1501. The cathedral was plundered by the Vikings, and vandalized by the stern followers of the Reformation. Following the Reformation, the Cathedral suffered widespread destruction, the building...

The orange glow of the rising sun catching the hay bails and lone tree on this farmland near Perth Scotland.

In the centre of Birnam, Perthshire, Scotland, is St Mary's Church, complete with its clock tower. The church was built in 1858 and is set in its own well cared for churchyard. The clock tower was added in 1883. Windows in the church are by a number of different designers, including William Morris. Situated on the banks of the River Tay, the conservation village of Birnam is home to the Birnam Oak, the last remaining example of Birnam Wood so famous from Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Three bracketed RAWs converted to HDR in Photomatix Pro. BEST VIEWED LARGER Sold 1 Card : 21 Feb 13

This stag was photographed on a cold snowy day. The snow on his antlers really caught my eye.

Glen Taitneach - Perthshire

'Dunfallandy Cairn', Pitlochry, Highland Perthshire

Man and the landscape. There are still ruins to remind us of the harsh life lived by our forebearers.

Photograph of Loch Rannoch, in Perthshire, Scotland.

Shores of Loch Rannoch, Perth-Shire,in the Highlands of Scotland.

'Ben y Vrackie', Pitlochry, Perthshire.

'The Itch', Perthshire, Highland Scotland

A very fine example of a Highland Bull.

The contrast of midday - farmland near Crieff, Scotland, UK

'Serenity Blues', Schiehallion, Loch Rannoch, Highland Perthshire

Photograph of Loch Tummel, taken from The "Queen's View".

'Veneration', a notable beech tree, Highland Perthshire.

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

Sunset in Kinclaven Woods, Perthsire - famously known as the Bluebell Woods. Quite a sight (and a smell) to behold.

Lovely light catching the hillside and also on some of the ancient Scots Pines - remnants of the Old Caledonian Pine Forest which thankfully is showing some signs of regenerating in this area.

'Evening Light, on Schiehallion', The Fairy Mountain, Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire.

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

Panoramic view of spectacular Glen Shee in eastern Perthshire region in Scotland

'Alpenglow on Schiehallion', Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire.

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A sunset view from the eastern end of Loch Rannoch looking through to a distand Glencoe. A perfect summers evening.

As featured in episode 4, ‘Common Ground’, in Outlander. The two trees whose roots have become intertwined, form a portal into another world....

Lenticular clouds over Glen Shee, eastern Perthshire, Scotland. The clouds form as air is blown up and over a mountain range.

Lenticular clouds over Glen Shee, eastern Perthshire, Scotland. The clouds form as air is blown up and over a mountain range.

World war II POW camp Cultybraggan Camp near Crieff, Scotland

Wade's bridge at Aberfeldy, Highland Perthshire, Scotland Built-in 1733 Wade's Bridge crosses the River Tay on the northwest side of Aberfeldy on the Weem/Kenmore road. It is one of over 40 bridges built in the Highlands between 1726 and 1735 as part of General Wade's road construction 'for securing a safe and easy communication between the highlands and the trading towns of the low country' as the inscription on the bridge reads.

'Schiehallion, Winter, North-West Ridge', Kinloch Rannoch, Perthshire.