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Night Falls on the Buachaille

Night Falls on the Buachaille

From a trip to Glencoe with @gordondonald1 on the first weekend in November. Arrived late in the afternoon with just enough time to snatch a few images of the i...
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From a trip to Glencoe with @gordondonald1 on the first weekend in November. Arrived late in the afternoon with just enough time to snatch a few images of the icon before night fell, despite the rain. Not the best image from the set but the rest were unfortunately blighted by rain drops.
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russell great photo my friend berniel

Beautiful place, great composition

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Thanks for all the likes and awards

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Stunning shot

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