The Fiddler by aangus
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Description
The ridge of Binnein an Fhidleir (The fiddler) dominates the northside of Glen Kinglas for over 10Km.
The "walk" to its summit is some 800 meters almost straight up, before reaching the ridge where the gradient is not quite so demanding.
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This is the view I had from about halfway up looking to Loch Restil at the top of the "Rest & be Thankful".
Tommorow I will post the view from the lochside looking back up to "The Fiddler"
The sunlight ridge on the right leads up Beinn an Lochain, a favourite winter outing of mine.
Comments (15)
tony_br22
this is excellent .. splendid scene you show here.
Cosme..D..Churruca
I cant believe what I am seeing here ! A fantastic scenery so well captured. Thanks for sharing this marvel !
sossy
gorgeous landscape and moody shot! effectful light spots on the right! be curious about the next shot!
Arkanias4
Amawing scenery! thanks for sharing:-)
Lledeline
Beautiful shot.
kenwas
Quite incredible the capture of the light falling on the nearest peak. Excellent as always.
cynlee
the "rest & be thankful"...what a good name! i see the peak of sunlight! fiddlin fine! :]
addiek
What's the next stop after 'rest and be thankful'?... 'trudge on delerious'???. Congrats on a beautifully composed shot... that water isn't from the pfiddler, it's a decent sized loch - check the road & car! Awesome! VOTE!
LostPatrol
Wonderful view and perspective, the road adds to the immense scale of it definite vote!
Tedz
Excellent Work sir.
oscilis
This IS Scotland. Brilliant photo.
PapaGuru
A great empty-landscape, fine photography!!
jcv2
Impressive shot of this rugged landscape! WHat a vast beauty!
Enmos
WOW Gorgeous capture !! There is a dreamlike quality to this image !! Excellent !! v
jgkane
Well, come on AANGUS, was it as wet and damp up there as it looks? Great shot, but good photographers suffer for their art, do they not. Thanks for showing us the Scotland, that ( outside of calendar art ) we are never likely to see, now that our legs have gone. Regards, John.