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Wednesday 1 June 2011
May 27-30 2011; Bank Holiday Weekend
A visit to Forfar lock in the afternoon. Bright blue skys when we arrived but by the time we left the rain clouds were back.The last two pictures are taken from my daughters bedroom window. She lives 5 mins from the loch.
Hi Margaret, you could get there so easy from Dundee, its just a bus ride and its so peaceful and beautiful, it makes you feel good just looking at the water and trees and every thing.
not tidal, its inland, the waves started to come up toward the end of the afternoon. The weather changed, dark clouds and the wind started up again, its the wind causing the 'waves'..........
nice shot :)
ReplyDeletewonderfully lush!
ReplyDeletelove this!
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeleteNice pics, makes me want to go there now, well... maybe go during the day.
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret, you could get there so easy from Dundee, its just a bus ride and its so peaceful and beautiful, it makes you feel good just looking at the water and trees and every thing.
ReplyDeleteHi Em...........I somehow thought you would like the ducks...........its a brilliant place to go, very pretty and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteOk, it's tempting, I must say, to get a bus there. Where's the pond though? Is it far from the town centre? And does it have a name?
ReplyDeleteyes it has a name..............Its Forfar loch...........:-)
ReplyDeleteAbout a 15 min walk from the town center, well worth the effort.
how lovely
ReplyDeletei think i saw a rat and mole in a little boat
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Looks a lovely peaceful place.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I love shots of tall grasses blowing in the breeze.
ReplyDeleteJust in case...........
ReplyDeleteI like the angle of this one.
ReplyDeleteAny fish in there?
ReplyDeleteNicely framed.
ReplyDeletepeaceful pics. ; D
ReplyDeleteLots of silver birch in that area.
ReplyDeleteAre there a lot of good walking paths around there?
ReplyDeleteLooks very fresh and green :-))
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect for walking.
ReplyDeleteI always like to see lots of wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteLovely :-))
ReplyDeleteWaves? Is this loch tidal?
ReplyDeleteTerrific reflection shot.
ReplyDeleteThe gang's all here.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the goose is trying to get them all lined up :-))
ReplyDeleteLove the patterns of the bark.
ReplyDeleteThere be a storm coming!!
ReplyDeletelots, but you need a permit.
ReplyDeletenot tidal, its inland, the waves started to come up toward the end of the afternoon. The weather changed, dark clouds and the wind started up again, its the wind causing the 'waves'..........
ReplyDeleteThanks, I took a few 'reflection' shots, its one of my favourite things, the way water reflects and distorts.
ReplyDeleteYes Deb.............. it was a really lovely afternoon.
ReplyDeleteLove the ducks!!
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Cool shot!
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This one too! I like it!!
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Love the water! Is it safe for swimming or is there an undertow?
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How lucky to live here! It's lovely!!
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Great pictures, Loretta! Thanks!!
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Looks like wild land
ReplyDeleteSome nice layers here, the leaves over the water grasses and then the stripes of water.
ReplyDeleteI love the trees. Scotland is so beautiful!
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