Surreal is the best and only way to describe it.
The friendships made and sights seen as we hiked, biked and rode a train west through the highlands to the Isle of Skye and then east to Aviemore for a most legend’ry wedding were some of the most memorable of life. I was only there for just under two weeks but it felt entirely like home.
( We only left because Grace was causing a shortage of malt vinegar, and I’d managed to break the country’s internet. )
The following 3,940,283 pictures are a smidge of our adventures through Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fort William, biking around Glen Nevis, the Harry Potter bridge, Mallaig, seal-watching ferry to Skye, Portree, hiking the Old Man of Storr, Kyle of Lochalsh, Inverness, Aviemore and back to Edinburgh.
Looking back leaves me in a happy state of incredulity, and if you’d ever considered visiting Scotland I hope this convinces you.
This has convinced me.
I want to go to Scotland! =O
If you ever need a travel buddy…
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I absolutely LOVED Scotland when I went in spring of 2008! These pictures are magnificent as yours always are :). What lens would you recommend for fast paced traveling?
Oh dear dear me.
Your pictures completely ruin me for everyday life as Anne Shirley would say 😉 These are beyond fantastic and I’m looking up flights to Scotland asap 🙂
Rebekah J Murray.
You need to pursue travel photography.
The end.
OMG….these are beautiful!!!!
Oh my! Such beautiful images.
woow! Such a beautiful country. How do you get jobs that pay you to travel internationally? Sounds awesome to me! 😀
WOW. WOW. WOW. I could say that over and over again. These are so amazing, they took my breath away. It’s as if I was there, but it also really makes me want to go there. 🙂
that is intense! nice work and awesome results!
I want to decorate my house with your scotland art. truly.
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Oh Rebekah! These are all fantastic, and I actually happen to know Nathan (met him once ;), from PHC right? All the sights, the books, the countryside, the oldness, all makes me want to travel to Scotland so bad. Thank you for the share!