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Happy hill walker dancing up the steps of an ancient Fortress.

Happy hill walker dancing up the steps of an ancient Fortress.

The ruins of an ancient Fortress at the top of Bennachie (pronounced Ben ah hee), in Scotland.

The ruins of an ancient Fortress at the top of Bennachie (pronounced Ben ah hee), in Scotland.
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Mar, 2013

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wow! Great shot,

Cheers, where he found the energy from I don't know but he is quite a character anyway, one of group that day.

Awesome!

Thank you very much.

Ohh wow - this is brilliant. Another magnificent capture - and this is why I want to get to Scotland, Ireland and England as soon as I can, to capture scenery like this. The history is amazing.

Thank you very much. Appreciated.

Awesome shot!

Thank you, appreciated.

Very nice!

Thank you.

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Fantastic capture!

Cheers.

Good point of view! :)

It's a great climb.

great compo stunning scenery . superb skill

Thank you kindly.

good view and good shot.

Thank you very much.

Very nice! Love your 'panorama-like' shot style!

Thank you, I like this format.

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Great composition, the green fields are fabulous, wonderful detail!

Thank you, appreciated.

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