I spend a lot of time traveling. Nowhere near as much time as many people. For example I was with a friend yesterday who travels 50+ urban miles a day commuting. Most of my traveling is pleasurable. Much of it is by air but sometimes by sea and often by car. So when I went to Callander on Thursday I decided to follow the sat nav and not my usual route. What a revelation it turned out to be. She took me over the Campsies - a range of hills to the North and East of Glasgow. It was a road over which I had never traveled before. It was beautiful. So beautiful I came back the same way (and went over again today to Fintry for lunch).
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Looking back to Callander. (HDR image). |
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The little village of Kippen even has a very inviting good food shop |
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and several inns. |
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On the tops |
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On the Southern flanks |
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Fellwalking |
The landscapes are wonderful, Graham. I can certainly see why you might have wanted to go back the same way :) As beautiful as the first one is with the sky and the far-off hills, I think my favourite is the next-to-last one with the soft autumn colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful surprise you found! Beautiful landscapes.
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant with all that coffee looks to be right up your alley!
I love these photos GB. Thankyou for your postcard. A lot has happened over the past few weeks but despite I really do appreciate your ongoing care, thoughts and love. Take care Graham x
ReplyDeleteLooks delightful.
ReplyDeleteMonica: As a picture I think that's my choice too.
ReplyDeleteLisa: Yes. It was a real surprise to find such a shop in so small a place.
Jaz: Great to hear from you. Thanks. My thoughts are always with you.
CJ: It was!
Fantastic landscape pictures! The first one could make a calendar print for October. Have I ever mentioned that I do have a thing not only for neglected places such as overgrown gardens and empty houses, but also for wide open spaces? There seems to be plenty of that around your area!
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ReplyDeleteMeike: No sooner said than done!
ReplyDeleteAnd I had come to the conclusion that you like wide open spaces because of some of your recent posts.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog via your brothers and I'm so glad I have.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading more,
SP x
Glad to have you on board SP.
ReplyDeleteYou know how I love a road that meanders so you know which shot I lingered at. Until I lingered at the others, that is! Looks like such a lovely time of year.
ReplyDeleteMmmm, paradise. I want to be there.
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