Plateaux by aangus

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 11, 2005

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The wind whips up great clouds of snow, dragging it up the hillside and high above the ridge. We used a GPS which is magic, as it lets you get on with enjoying the walk without constantly stopping to check the map (which is fun, and time consuming, in a high wind). Creag Leacach Eastern Highlands

Comments (23)

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DJB

11:45AM | Fri, 11 February 2005

Desolate appearance.No cropping this time I hope. Has it all here!

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addiek

11:50AM | Fri, 11 February 2005

Very desolate looking 'gus! Could be another planet. Looks great fun!

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escafeld

12:18PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

You can crop me out of it, it's too cold! Point taken dBgrafix. Well done Anthony!

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LostPatrol

12:38PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

Woooooooooow scary, no sign of the Tartan Taliban then? Must be off sunning their selves with the 890,000,000.00 windfall. Excellent shot frightening scene.

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GiMi53

12:42PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

Fantastic image... looks like an expedition to the pole ! Well done (in difficult conditionns...how about the batteries of the GPS ? of the camera ? :~)

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SoulSearcherr

12:54PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

love this..love the feeling of such loneliness..bravooo

sartorius

1:27PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

immense. great image.

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sossy

1:54PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

what terrible conditions in this ice and snow desert! would get lost there! great idea to use the GPS! a special adventure and amazing capture! ;o)

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jgkane

2:08PM | Fri, 11 February 2005

Nice shot, even if the conditions look a wee bit on the wild side, Anthony. Even around Tinto hill, near Biggar ( much much smaller ) the weather can change greatly. Rita knows a lot about Scottish 'weather'. Regards to you both, John.

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