Flickr Scotland

Golden path, originally uploaded by gms.

How Cal Mac Ferries should always look.

Shepherd's Delight, originally uploaded by Kenny Maths.

"The winter months in Scotland can be a bit grim at times, but on the plus side, I've been able to get photographs of some spectacular skies before leaving the office. This was taken in early March of this year."

Creature Feature, originally uploaded by Kenny Maths.

An interesting "creature" (on the back of another on stilts) on the Royal Mile during the 2003 Edinburgh Fringe. Both were members of the excellent circus cabaret show called "Hot!".

Precarious puffin, originally uploaded by Keith 'Broch'.

The wee fella was balanced on his heels and a couple hundred foot drop behind him. Lucky he's got wings.

My Favorite Edinburgh Street, originally uploaded by algedeon.

My favorite street in Edinburgh. This is my second photo of this street. It was taken one day before the first photo (see other photo with title "Edinburgh Street"). There is some camera shake but I think it adds to the mood of the picture.

Benbecula 2, originally uploaded by Ian JC.

Beach west of Griminis, Isle of Benbecula, Western Isles, Scotland with the hills of South Uist just visible on the horizon. File # E5050138

New B&W Conversion Method!, originally uploaded by Krasnyi Fotoapparat.

The Cobbler

0525: requiem for a dead mole, originally uploaded by foxglove.

there were even little flowers laid for the poor wee beastie!

Wemyss Bay, originally uploaded by zak355.

Wemyss Bay Train Station

Patriotic Scotland Sky!, originally uploaded by jceddy.

"A spur-of-the-moment shot from the window of the Linguistics Common Room...three contrails creating a Scottish flag pattern in the sky."

Sròn na Creise again, originally uploaded by Zog the Frog.

"While the Buchaille was holding everyone's attention, because of its size and dominant position, I was watching the cloud effects near the smaller Sròn na Creise. Liked the foregrounding provided by the wide angle lens and what someone described as almost biblical sunbeams."

Skigersta, Isle of Lewis, originally uploaded by ßlϋeωãvε.

Spectacular cliffs and abandoned house with lone walker.

"The man who built it was John Nicolson, he was a minister and used to preach in the church near the house, to the people who lived in the shielings in the summer. Don't think it been occupied for over 60 years"

James Morrison - comment on Flickr

This Fire, originally uploaded by Reasonable Jim.

"What had started off as an innocent barbeque soon turned into an inferno of death."

Loch Lomond side.

Tiree House1, originally uploaded by K Sludden.

Only green roof on the Island. Or anywhere...