"This is the 4th waterfall along Alnwick Burn from the Crow Road up the Campsie Fells."
"At 127 metres high, Glasgow Tower is currently the tallest tower in Scotland .It also holds a Guinness World Record for being the tallest tower in the world capable of rotating 360 degrees from its base to its top.
It is shaped like an aerofoil (as if an aircraft wing had been set in the ground vertically), with computer-controlled motors to turn it into the wind in order to reduce wind resistance. The tower, previously known as the Millennium Tower, was the winning design in an international competition to design a tower for the city centre of Glasgow
The tower has been plagued by safety and engineering problems throughout its history. Problems with the Nigerian-made ( Yes, Nigerian – defies belief) thrust bearing on which it rotates led to it being closed between February 2002 and August 2004
Bronica SQ-A1, 80mm f/2.8, Kodak Portra 400NC, Dev'd in Tetenal C-41 dev kit, as per instructions. ...and some severe tinkering in CS4"
This is a shot across the frozen surface of Loch Naver, near Altnaharra, Sutherland, Scotland, during the recent very cold weather. Again this is thick frost and not snow that is covering everything. The low sun is coming from the right hand side into this shot and was just catching the top branches of the tree, and part of the far bank of trees.
And of course the quirky....
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