Views: Green; support environmental protections and rewilding; expect equality and fairness for all; despise greed and corruption in all its forms.
Interests: hiking/walking, skiing, natural history, cookery, & family.
The Buachaille Etive Beag ridge juts out to hide the valley beyond. The Three Sisters lie behind to the left. The Aonach Eagach ridge lies opposite to the north of the valley.
The Buachaille Etive Beag ridge juts out to hide the valley beyond. The Three Sisters lie behind to the left. The Aonach Eagach ridge lies opposite to the north of the valley.
A beautiful day in the French Alps several years ago.
A beautiful day in the French Alps several years ago.
I originally thought this might be a fossilised plant. However, doing a bit of reading, now thinking it's the result of geological processes, where mineral-rich fluids have seeped into fractures and then crystallised. Any geologists able to confirm?
I originally thought this might be a fossilised plant. However, doing a bit of reading, now thinking it's the result of geological processes, where mineral-rich fluids have seeped into fractures and then crystallised. Any geologists able to confirm?
Note the green orb on the path ahead. A trick of the light, or something else??? 🤔
Note the green orb on the path ahead. A trick of the light, or something else??? 🤔
1. Meall nan Tarmachan (1,044 m)
2. Meall Garbh (1,023 m)
3. Beinn nan Eachan (1,002 m)
4. Creag na Caillich (914 m)
1. Meall nan Tarmachan (1,044 m)
2. Meall Garbh (1,023 m)
3. Beinn nan Eachan (1,002 m)
4. Creag na Caillich (914 m)
Trying to cheer myself up by remembering the beauty of our summer plants and flowers. Here's a collection from a visit to Caernarfon Bay, Wales.
Trying to cheer myself up by remembering the beauty of our summer plants and flowers. Here's a collection from a visit to Caernarfon Bay, Wales.