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Stob Dearg 1

Posted by Bob! (Ayrshire, United Kingdom) on 25 August 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

View of Stob Dearg, first of four peaks on the Buachaille Etive Mor range, at the entrance to Glen Coe.

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Comments (8)

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Impressive in any weather. Love your shot of Stob Dearg.

I've got some shots in my portfolio of this range, but from the other end of the valley.

25 Aug 2007 11:44am

@Richard_Irwin: I don't have anything decent of the rest of this range as I spend most of my time down there photographing the river :)

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Well done!!!

25 Aug 2007 12:44pm

@Craiger: Thanks :)

Michael from Wuppertal, Germany

this is a real majestic view!

25 Aug 2007 5:00pm

@Michael: I have a lot of pictures of this mountain from different angles in different seasons, but this is my favorite so far :)

Wolfgang Prigge from Granby, Canada

Very impressive peak! The kind of landscape we have here in parts of Newfoundland and Labrador and also northern Québec.

25 Aug 2007 6:39pm

@Wolfgang Prigge: Thanks Wolfgang, I like that area as this is what I love to photograph most.

don from spokane, United States

A nicely defined peak...impressive in size and shape. Very nice shot!

26 Aug 2007 5:03pm

@don: Thanks Don, I can't pass by the "big shepard" without stopping for a shot or two :)

Namor from Sweden

I would like to hike there.

26 Aug 2007 9:20pm

Daniel from Olympia, United States

The shot is a little too straight forward, but the landscape has an undeniable romantic appeal. Plus that rock is damn near an equilateral triangle!@

26 Aug 2007 10:15pm

@Daniel: Thanks Daniel, the whole Glen has a very romantic appeal due to the most heinous crime in Scottish law having been committed there - "murder under trust" - see Massacre of Glencoe :)

Alain from Home, France

Fantastic photos about Scotland! A very nice place to visit! Bravo Bob!

20 Sep 2007 12:48am

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