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| The Scottish
Highlands Glencoe Stock Photo Library Pictures Stock Photo Library, Royalty Free
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South
West Highlands of Scotland -landscape pictures of glencoe and the pass of glencoe,
pictures of loch leven and loch linnhe and the famous castle stalker.
Castle
Stalker: Castle Stalker was built by the Stewarts of Appin in the 16th century.
A simple but stout rectangular keep of three storeys with a garret. Stalker sits
on a small islet at the edge of Loch Laich. At high tide it is only reachable
by boat. Castle Stalker was sold by Duncan Stewart, the 6th laird of Appin, in
1620 and came into possession by the Campbells. The Privy Council of 1684 ordered
it to be given back to Stewarts and after a prolonged siege the Stewarts retrieved
it. They lost it again in 1690 because of their support of Jacobite cause. Castle
Stalker was abandoned about 1780. The present owners begin restorations in 1960.
Stock Photo Library, Royalty Free Images, Licenced Stock Photos
The
Shepherds of Etive: Buachaille Etive Mor in particular, stand watch over the flat
expanse of Rannoch Moor and also guard the entrances to Glen Coe and Glen Etive.
Glen Etive is located down a single track road, the junction of which is a crossroad
on the A82 (Tyndrum - Fort William). This lies in the shadow of Buachaille Etive
Mor on the edge of Rannoch Moor.
Other
Highland Albums pl goto links : [ SCOTLAND
IN WINTER
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| Visiting
wild landscapes like the Highlands of Scotland is
a wonderful getaway for anyone who is looking for
relaxation
and communion with nature. Mental
health can be improved by spending time in nature
or even walking in a park. Psychologists, like Cynthia
Telles, recommend that their patients spend time
in nature to increase energy and improve their sense
of well-being. Feelings of increased vitality is something
that Dr. Telles knows many of her patients need to
further their treatment. |
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