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LIMITED OFFERGET A FREE A4 PRINT OF YOUR CHOICE (WORTH £4.99) WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE WEST HIGHLAND WAY PHOTOGRAPHIC SOUVENIR BOOKLET FROM THE WEBSITE. BOOKLET COST £6.99 + £1.75 P&P.Just go to Gallery Page and take a note of the name of the print you would like. Then click to purchase booket via the West Highland Way page. Once in PayPal type the name of print you would like FREE with your booklet. Once order is received a confirmation email will be sent, it's that simple!The West Highland WayPhotographic Souvenir Bookletby The Beauty Of Scotland.£6.99 + £1.75 P&P (UK)
Hello and welcome to The Beauty Of Scotland's NEW website. Still got a few adjustments going on in the background, but nearly there.On the website you can view a collection of photographic prints, calendars, souvenirs and hand crafted products, all made here in Scotland. New for 2011 we have the West Highland Way photographic souvenir booklet. Whether you've walked the full 96 miles or just strolled along one of the Way's many sections you will love this 32 page, A4, full colour booklet.The booklet also includes a West Highland Way verse by Alan Wicksted, a truely wonderful verse which every walker of the Way will relate to. Just click on the red "ON SALE NOW" tab to the left of the page or the "West Highland Way" tab at the top to be directed to the shop.TBOS products now selling in various shops, hotels and locations along the route of the West Highland Way. Look out for the TBOS on sale here poster.So enjoy the website and feel free to leave any feedback plus please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
Get a unique calendar made up of any 12 photos of your choice. It can be either photos from my Gallery or any of your own. You decide, family, pets, landscape, etc. If you want your own photos made into a calendar just email over your 12 and I'll make it up for you within 2 days. Any 12 photos on an A3 size (16.5 x 11.7) £15 + P&P (JUST CLICK)

West Highland Way 2012 Calendar COMING SOON!!!

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02/07/2011Summer break over again for another year, miss the wall to wall sunshine of Corfu but it's good to be back home! (and the sun is shining :)Back now to uploading more photos for the online shop and updating the website! Enjoy your weekend!!!08/06/2011Google ads done (tick) booklet listed on amazon.co.uk (tick) books updated (tick) website updated (tick) BEDTIME (tock) Zzzzzzzzzz!04/06/2011"On the road again, I'm on the road again" Another early morning trip up to Fort William. It was pretty cloudy all the way up Loch Lomond, Crianlarich, Tyndrum and into Glencoe (my favourite place on the planet). Then heading down past the Three Sisters the sun broke through, what a beautiful day over Ballachulish, Kinlochleven and up into Fort William. All business concluded the a wee drive into Glen Nevis for some lunch, parked the car up and sat beside the river and muched away, doesn't get much better to be honest, yeah I know the simple things in life :) Driving back down the road had a wee stop off at Bridge Of Orchy, then the usual traffic along the A82 Loch Lomond before making it home in time for a chinese take away, result!!! Oh yeah before I forget, the driver of the double decker bus on the A82 between Tarbet & Ardlui gets the award for "STOPPING FOR EVERY ONCOMING VEHICLE" Big chap you had the bus, they will stop for you!31/05/2011Its been a busy few days with the West Highland Way souvenir booklet, things going very well (touch hairy wood), onwards and upwards as they say! Looks like we've got some real summer weather pushing in for this weekend, 23deg by Friday, is it a dream? Scotland, are you sure? Definitely camera and walking weather!!! Well back to updating the website! Hope everyone is well...28/05/2011Well here we go!!! Thought I would introduce a little blog to the site, keep anyone who wants to know whats cooking up to date! Had a great day up at Fort William and surrounding areas today. Thought I'd do a little leg work with the booklet and I'm glad I did. West Highland Way booklet now selling in several shops, will post links over the coming days. Well its been a long day, time to put the feet up and watch the Champions League final and have a beer. Cheers everyone, have a good weekend.

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Ben Lomond Summit (1)
Buachaille Etive Mor (2)
Arran Sunset (3)
Conic Hill Coo (4)
Road To The Isles (5)
Ben Lomond Eastern Corrie (6)
Bauchaille Etive Mor (7)
The Arrochar Alps (8)
Buachaille E' Mor Cottage (9)
Snow Capped Black Mount (10)
Beinn Dorain (11)
Loch Lomond Sunset (12)
Moidart Hills (13)
Buachaille Etive Mor (14)
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The Black Mount (16)
Lochan na h-Achlaise (17)
Rannoch Moor (18)
Ben Aan
Three Sisters Sunset
Buachaille Etive Mor
The Black Mount
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Glencoe
Loch Awe
Tea on the summit
The Black Mount
Ben Lomond
Rannoch Moor
Rannoch Moor
Buachaille Etive Mor
Buachaille Etive Mor
Black Mount Trail
Silver Birch
The Black Mount
Thr Black Mount
The Black Mount
Nairn Shore Digital Art

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LIMITED TIME OFFER!!! Buy the West Highland Way photographic sovenir booklet at £6.99 + P&P and get a FREE A4 Print of your choice. Just go to GALLERY page and take a note of the name amd print number you would like. Then click to purchase booket via the link below. Once in PayPal type the name and print number you would like FREE with your booklet. Once order is received a confirmation email will be sent, it's that simple!

Whether you’ve walked the full 96 miles of the West Highland Way or just strolled along one of its many sections, you really can’t help but notice the abundance of breathtaking scenery Scotland has to offer. The Way captures everything that is magical about Scotland’s landscape and more. Following historic footpaths, disused railway lines, drovers roads and ancient army roads, these well trodden routes are steeped in hundreds of years of history, mostly bloodied and troubled but always fascinating. Before setting foot in Fort William, the official end of the West Highland Way, you will have travelled through beautiful Lowland countryside, farmland, woodland and small picturesque villages. The breathtaking views that greet you as you round Conic Hill will not be forgotten as the Way starts it’s transition from gentle Lowland countryside into rugged Highland grandeur. The majestic view over Loch Lomond towards the Arrochar Alps and beyond gives you a true sense of what lies ahead.You can’t help but absorb the vastly unspoilt beauty of Loch Lomond’s eastern shore with its lush oakwoods, small gravel beaches, famous caves and old settlements before the Way gradually climbs towards the ancient remnants of the once great Caledonian Pine Forest at Glen Falloch.Travelling onwards to the villages of Crianlarich and Tyndrum, both a Mecca for hill walkers, the route takes in the ruined priory of Saint Fillan, and a sword carved in stone, where a King’s sword is believed to lie in the murky depths of a lochan. Awaiting are the mighty slopes of Beinn Odhar and Beinn Dorain, which stand like two magnificent grassy pyramids before reaching the secluded and welcoming stops of Bridge of Orchy and Inveroran. Enjoy the well earned rest before crossing the wilderness that is Rannoch Moor, a vast expanse of moorland and mountain. The Way passes alongside the distinctive Black Mount before introducing the great herdsman of Etive, the unmistakable Buachaille Etive Mor. From the picturesque Kings House it’s off towards the edge of Glencoe, a simply stunning glen steeped in a sad and bloodied past before turning north and climbing all 1850 ft of the Devil’s Staircase. This vantage point, the highest on the West Highland Way allows you to look back with great satisfaction at the terrain covered. Splendid views of the Mamores and Ben Nevis lie ahead as you begin the winding northward trek towards Kinlochleven, a village set within a dramatic backdrop of mountain and loch. Leaving Kinlochleven on the final stage of the walk, the steep ascent is worth the effort as you are constantly rewarded with fantasic views over Loch Leven and the mountains of Glencoe, before entering the Lairigmor, a formidable pass surrounded by 11 Munros. Finally, on approaching Glen Nevis with its magnificent view over to Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, standing at 4409 ft, you are now reaching the journeys end. Nestled on the banks of Loch Linnhe, the final stop of Fort William awaits.These are just some of the gems the West Highland Way has to offer. A truly great Scottish adventure indeed. James McGeachan

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West Highland Way Photographic Souvenir Booklet 32 Page, A4, Full Colour Booklet Includes a beautifully written verse by Alan Wicksted which all walkers will relate to

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West Highland Way Souvenir Booklet

New for 2011 - The Beauty Of Scotland brings you the West Highland Way in a 32 page full colour souvenir booklet. Follow the 96 mile route from Milngavie to Fort William thoughout the seasons.

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Hello and welcome to the online shop. Here you can browse through lots of different prints in many differents sizes. If you would like a custom size just get in touch and I'll get it sorted for you!

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Loch Tulla

Scots pine trees on the banks of Loch Tulla near Bridge Of Orchy, Argyll.

Ben Lomond Summit

A stunning winters morning on the summit of Ben Lomond, looking over Loch Lomond towards the Arrochar Alps.

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Buachaille Etive Mor

Last of the evening sun hitting the Buachaille.

Photo taken from the the Devil's Staircase, Glencoe.

Ben Lomond - Eastern Corrie

A fantastic skyline as you look back down towards Ben Lomonds eastern corrie.

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Road To The Isles

The picturesque road to Mallaig after a fresh snow fall.

Conic Hill Coo

A Highland cow grazing on the slopes of Conic Hill with the stunning backdrop of Loch Lomonmd and the Arrochar Alps.

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Loch Lomond Sunset

A beautiful evening on the banks of Loch Lomond as the sun sets.

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All prints are done using Canon lifetime quality inks and printed on top quality GSM gloss paper. If you would prefer a matte finish, no problem, just let me know via the contact page. Every print also comes with a signed certificate of authenticity on The Beauty Of Scotland headed paper.

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Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing. Camille Pissarro

The Beauty Of Scotland really is more than a business. I try to showcase this as much as possible with my photography and products available within the website. Three of my passions help make this a reality, landscape photography, hill walking and Scotland.

What a fantasic country Scotland is to have under your feet. From awe inspiring mountains to rolling hills, the beauty of its glens, castles, lochs and islands, Scotland really has so much to offer. A deep rooted and dramatic history has left its mark on the nation's landscape giving the photographer endless opportunities to capture its stunning beauty.

Beleive it or not, Scotland's ever changing weather can also have its benifits, well if you're a photographer that is, maybe not so good if your strolling about on a summers day in shorts and t-shirt. The constantly changing weather and variable light helps create spectacular views, which can change numerous times right before your eyes. The good old saying of "four seasons in one day" certainly keeps things interesting.

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A Trip To Scotland (Youtube)

Scotland Bike Tour ( Glencoe ) (Youtube)

Motorbike run to Glencoe (Youtube)

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Undiscovered Scotland The ultimate online guide to Scotland. Wix Make your own flash website with the click of a few buttons. Cameron McNeish Website of wilderness hiker, backpacker, author and broadcaster. Camera Labs Cameras, lenses, accessories, reviews & tutorails. Jess Rogerson Superb Landscape and Floral Oil Paintings. Redsnapper Quality built photography equiptment for the professional photographer as well as keen amateurs. West Highland Way Scotland's foremost long distance walk. 96 miles from Milngavie to Fort William. The Beauty Of Scotland (Facebook) Follow all the latest updates, news and offers via Facebook The Beauty Of Scotland (Twitter) Follow all the latest updates, news and offers via Twitter Alan Wicksted A superb writer of verses for any occasion Kenwil Top quality printers and designers from Kirkintilloch, Glasgow Inveroran Hotel An absolute must stay whether walking the West Highland Way or just looking for a quality break in a stunning location.

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Road To The Isles (5)

Ben Lomond Eastern Corrie (6)

Buachaille Etive Mor (7)

Buachaille Etive Mor Cottage (8)

The Arrochar Alps (9)

Snow Capped Black Mount (10)

Beinn Dorian and Beinn a' Chaisteil (11)

Loch Lomond Sunset (12)

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