#glen nevis

[contremineur]

Damian Shields, Mountain light, Glen Nevis

from here

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Polldubh Falls, Glen Nevis, Scotland

📸 by @damianshieldsdotcom

damianshields.com

[cpahlow]

Source: dpc_photography_

[vintagecamping]

Curious visitor

Glen Nevis, Scotland

1975

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Stick your neck out: Ross Medine saw this ptarmigan hiding near the summit of Stob Ban in Glen Nevis.

[thebashfulbotanist]

Cardamine pratensis, also called lady’s smock, meadow cress, bittercress, or cuckoo flower, by the Steall Waterfall in Scotland. This is one of the most showy Cardamine species, and is often used as an ornamental garden flower. It’s technically edible, but because it’s small and prettier to look at, it’s not often eaten. Cuckoo flower is circumpolar and can be found wild in North America, Europe, and Asia. 

[scotianostra]

Outlandia.

This wooden “treehouse” housing an artist's' studio is  in Glen Nevis near Fort William. It sits atop a pillar and is reached via a bridge. A meandering wooden walkway leading out from the hut nestles into the sloping landscape.

Called Outlandia, the project was commissioned by art and architecture collective London Fieldworks for the Year of Highland Culture in 2007, a space that could contribute a lasting contemporary art legacy for the Fort William area.

Outlandia is an artist studio, an off-ground and off-grid place of imagination and fantasy and a real place of inspiration. It is a platform to host artist residencies, to encourage creative responses to the local environment, a complex ecology that combines human population, nature, heritage, and industry.

For more info and pics check out their page here https://outlandia.com/

Mors pics on Instagram from 📸the_overweight_photographer on the source link

[big-kahuno]