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Photography • Landscape • posted on Mar 31, 2005

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- Scotland, Argyll - Next morning - but there was the rain again and I had a bad blue headache! LOL Starting a new tour I almost passed this sign every day. But all the time I wasn't in the mood to pronunce the difficult word "Ballachulish" right. I used fantasy names until my last week in Scotland. But then I got it in my brain and I could pronunce it! LOL Thanks a lot for your visit and all welcome comments! Have a fine and sunny day like I have on work! ;o(

Comments (47)

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sharky_

3:09AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

I like the hills in the background curtain by clouds on top. Gives it an eerie feeling. Excellent Photography. Aloha

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Chaos911

3:19AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

cool shot!!

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Odrah

3:21AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

hope u r feeling better, that the rain ceases...and that u can keep on posting such wonderful images! warm brazilian greetings!

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Dianthus

3:28AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Not sure how that sounds in Aussie lingo. Great photo:)

vodia

3:41AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

great mountains with the cluods... ;)

nhirschberger

4:12AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

A wonderful capture ! Fantastic colors, atmosphere and mood ! Excellent work !!! V

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Zacko

4:13AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

LOL! Im not even gonna try. Gorgeous view over those misty mountains. Excellent capture!!!!

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RodolfoCiminelli

4:35AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Beautiful landscape!!! Very good depth and light!!! Excellent shot Rita!!!

Sylvaine

5:03AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Ballachulish seems to be straight ahead...right...rather foggy there and rainy here....:-)Hugs

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BusyB967

5:07AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Beautiful shot.. :)

parb1194

5:28AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Excellent photo of a grey day but a country house is down the road, a great place to stay. Wonderful!!!!! ;o)

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deevee

6:28AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

This is a breautiful shot Rita, reminds me of the mountains in my home land. Thanks for sharing this excellent photograph.

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diomedes66

6:45AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Beautiful image; I think my tang gets tungled on this word too :-); lovely composition!

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Sekadhar

7:03AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Lovely composition! Love the frame, too! Excellent shot!!!

pimbotin

7:36AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Anyway, they speak an un-pronunciable language, in this country, so...!

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DreamersWish

8:03AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

I love the mountains in the background with the clouds (fog). Lovely set up and I gave the name a wack and well it could be a tounge twister.

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pm_hackworth

8:55AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Excellent of course! ;0)

deannemart

9:12AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Actually, "Ballachulish" seems easier to pronounce than some of those Hawaiian words! Unfortunately our skies in Denver looks much like this today, and we have snow on the ground!

chrysalide

9:41AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

i like the frog on the background and the contrast between the grey and the green colors. have a good day

pixelatorz

10:07AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

funny , the fog look sverry nice in the abchground the clouds are pritty low :)

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Dreamingbee

10:11AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

wow.. wonderful shot !!!!!

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Gwyn Tyger

10:42AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

that's a mouth full. wonderful country.

Tedz

10:57AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

I don't know how soome get away with displaying this Obscene Language...I am reporting You to Tony Blair!

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choronr

11:57AM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Viewing this scene is like being there. Thanks for sharing Rita.

b2amphot

1:51PM | Thu, 31 March 2005

LOL... yeah, I can think of a few things to do with that name. Great shot, love the rich greenery and the shrouded hills. A grand journey to be certain, and that's no "Ballachulish" :).

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