Honestly, there are no words. Have you ever been so moved by a place that it makes you want to cry? The Highlands of Scotland are like that. 
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13 comments:
Yes, I know the feeling especially when on Skye in the rain.
Exactly our reaction. Love the place. Glad you are home, however.
...and I wish we were still there! I love seeing the Highlands through your camera lens. Beautiful photos xo.
i was there a couple of summers ago. just an amazing place.
{were we in the uk at the same time?}
Welcome home, I hope you had a fantastic trip! Can't wait to see more of your images from Scotland :-)
I'm sad to say I haven't felt that way yet - but then again, I've been begging for a trip to Scotland!
MT
Beautiful as always Janet. Welcome home!
Blue ~ stay tuned, I may have some rain for you.
Barbara ~ it was more amazing than I could have imagined. Can't wait to catch up in person.
mom ~ looking forward to your photos!
Meg ~ We may have overlapped a couple days, we just got back on St. Patrick's Day! Can't wait to hear more of your adventures. AND we need to plan a Baltimore trip soon.
Stefan ~ Thank you! Let's get together soon.
MT ~ I wish some day for you to have that feeling. And to travel to Scotland.
Courtney ~ thank you friend!
this is why i moved here. :) lovely post, especially for my first visit. ;) lizzy
There is a great deal of charm about the Highlands, and for me the lack of people is one of the most attractive features. I do think however it is better to visit in Spring or Summer, otherwise the "dreachy" weather can rather put you off after a week or so, as we found to our cost in October and November last year.
In summer people like to go outside. You allot gorgeous image with us. Photography is one of my hobby. so I like this photography.
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