MOODS OF THE HEBRIDES

[Lakelandlass]

Early May on the windswept and rain lashed Hebridean Islands, off the west coast of Scotland. There are two main groups, the Outer and Inner Hebrides.

This visit covered some of the Outer islands before finishing on the Inner Hebridean island of Skye.

PC - www.beechbrook.com/pte/downloadfile.asp?id=2373

MAC - www.beechbrook.com/pte/downloadfile.asp?id=2374

With grateful thanks to Bill Hines, as always.

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Maureen

[Ken Cox]

Ah Maureen, you have opened another window of the world

ken

[rmstevens]

Great pictures with great music. Many thanks for sharing.

Nice to know that you do see rain sometimes on your trips!!!!!!!

Regards, Roger

[rick235]

Hi Maureen,

Wonderful show, love your shows of the wild places.

Thank you

Rick

[Lakelandlass]

Great pictures with great music. Many thanks for sharing.

Nice to know that you do see rain sometimes on your trips!!!!!!!

Regards, Roger

Oh Roger, we often see rain on our trips. Thanks for your comments.

Maureen

[Lakelandlass]

Thank you, Ken and Roger, for your comments.

Maureen

[JRR]

Great show and wonderful images from the Hebrides

How did you get around on the Islands?? I understand you took the ferry to get to the islands, but did you walk (a lot) to get the images ?

[Lakelandlass]

Great show and wonderful images from the Hebrides

How did you get around on the Islands?? I understand you took the ferry to get to the islands, but did you walk (a lot) to get the images ?

Thanks, Jim. No, we didn't walk. We had taken the car over and whilst it had been our intention to do SOME walking, we had some pretty wild and wet weather so staying dry seemed the better option.

Maureen

[Lakelandlass]

Thanks, Jim. No, we didn't walk. We had taken the car over and whilst it had been our intention to do SOME walking, we had some pretty wild and wet weather so staying dry seemed the better option.

Maureen

Jim - an afterthought! We actually did a couple of SHORT walks on Skye, one on the Quirang and another from Slighachan Bridge into the Cuillin, but no walking in the Outer Hebrides.

Maureen