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The Loch Leven Ferry, 1950s
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celticculture · 10 months
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📷 kris verhoeven
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scotianostra · 2 years
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Loch Leven Castle 
A beautiful castle looking properly dramatic and moody in Autumn is this lesser known little gem sitting isolated on a small island in Loch leven.
📸Steven Robinson Pictures on instagram 
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outlander-online · 1 year
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travelonourown · 10 months
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The view of Loch Leven and the Pap of Glencoe
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tenth-sentence · 1 year
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Table 18.2 compares the total fluence rate (related to light intensity) in photons (400-800 nm) and the R:FR values in eight natural conditions and environments.
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"Plant Physiology and Development" int'l 6e - Taiz, L., Zeiger, E., Møller, I.M., Murphy, A.
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ouanixi · 2 years
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sitting-on-me-bum · 9 months
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A robin sits on a holly tree at RSPB Loch Leven nature reserve in Kinross, Scotland, UK
Photograph: Ken Jack/Getty Images
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the-busy-ghost · 2 years
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Alright ancient Scottish counties were already weird enough, but I strongly advise anyone who knows Scotland to go and look up the rules for what defined the old shire of Cromarty. 
Now I knew that Cromarty existed, but thought it confined to to the Black Isle or at least vaguely on the east coast north of Inverness- BOY WAS I WRONG. 
You see, Cromarty had a severe case of Enclaves. One of these enclaves included not only Ullapool (yes on the completely OPPOSITE side of Ross, on the west coast) but according to wikipedia one source even claimed that Royston/Caroline Park near Edinburgh was *technically* part of the shire of Cromarty. 
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hotelbooking · 4 months
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Loch Leven Hotel & Distillery With a beautiful loch-side setting and mountain views, this award-winning family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking. Home-cooked meals are made from local produce and the restaurant and bar dining area overlooks Loch Leven. Every room has a private bathroom with either a bath or shower. Some rooms feature views of the mountain or lake. The Pods are furnished to a high standard and equipped with wetroom/toilet, TV, WiFi and bluetooth speakers. In the morning, guests can enjoy a Continental breakfast. There is also a library with a range of books written by Scottish authors. The games room features a pool table and Super Nintendo video game The 17th century bar boasts a variety of speciality drinks including over 50 gins, 60 single malt whiskies and craft beer. The bar also features a real log fire, many malt whiskies and occasional live music. The hotel has also opened a gin distillery in its grounds with their unique gins available at the...
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batri-jopa · 10 months
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ultralowoxygen · 11 months
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Loch Leven and the Pap of Glencoe by Robert Strachan Via Flickr: A crisp, calm December afternoon from 2021 saw me spend the day up in Glencoe with the inevitable trip to Ballachulish to get the reflection shot looking back across Loch Leven towards Glencoe village and the Pap of Glencoe. I only recently finished this roll of film, but luckily good images never go out of date! Bronica ETRS, 40mm f4, Kodak Portra 160 (expired 2015)
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scotianostra · 2 years
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Located on Loch Leven in Glencoe close to the Ballachulish Church that also has many MacInneses in its graveyard, this is the burial isle for the Stewarts of Ballachulish & Ardsheal, the MacDonalds of Glencoe, the Camerons of Callart, the Appin Stewarts as well as others from the Glencoe area. It is said that Alasdair MacDonald (MacIain of Glencoe) was buried here after the Glencoe massacre of 1692. The Glencoe Center is not far away which has highlights of this famous massacre. 
The island is only accessible by boat. Some of the island is cared for, but many of the burial sites have fallen into disarray. Every year a volunteer group of people of MacInnes and MacDonald come to the island and clean as much of the overgrowth as they can. One of the Clan MacInnes officers has family buried on the island, and participates in this clean up. 
Many of the stones and slabs are made of slate and come from the Ballachulish Slate Quarry. Some of these stones are extremely large, considering that they must be hand carried in boats and taken up some difficult terrain. 
You will see the name both Munda or Munde. Eilean means island. Eilean Munde was named after St. Fintan Mundus of Argyle, an Irish disciple of St. Columba. St. Columba established the other well-known MacInnes burial site, Kiel Church. St. Mundus came from Iona in the 7th century and established several abbeys, including one on the island which is now in ruins. The church had burned in 1495 but rebuilt. The last service was in July of 1693. St. Mundus died in 962. 
Fintan Munnu (Mundus appears to be Latinized) was of the Ui-Neill clan in Ireland and trained as a monk. His birth year is unknown, but he died in 635AD. He studied at Bangor and at Cluain-Innis. As a young monk, he arrived on Iona shortly after Columba died and was sent back to Ireland to found his own monastery as its Abbot. He arrived in Alba in about 600AD and founded several churches. His final parish was on Eilean Nam Munde (Isle of the Teacher) which later became known as Eilean Nam Mairbh (Isle of the Dead). The Irish Gaelic word munnu means “to learn” or “to teach”. 
It is rumored that the island is guarded (or haunted?) by the spirit of the last person buried there who cannot enter Paradise until the next is buried.
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mea-gloria-fides · 3 months
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Loch Leven Castle, Kinross-shire.
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Loch Leven this evening. Taken from the bottom of Glencoe village. Photo by Ross Davey
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sitp-recs · 10 months
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Hi liv! I hope you’re having a great Friday! Do you have any recs for a “rainy romance” like something that may feature a lot of rain but is just cozy in essence. Think Little Compton Street maybe? Something that maybe one could read while listening to piano and rain sounds? Thanks for allllll that you do!!!!!
Hi anon, happy weekend! Oh I love this ask, as you know LCS is one of my all-time favorite fics and I really love the idea of a rainy, cozy love story to lose myself in. This got long enough so I’m also linking HP Drizzle Fest for more recs. I hope you enjoy, some fics are a bit melancholy but I still think they’re a great fit:
The Reason to Start Again by @phdmama (T, 2k)
The rain that’s been pouring down all day has finally tapered off, leaving the streets wet and a heavy mist hanging in the air. It’s warm and cosy inside the pub, and it’s been 362 days since Draco packed his bags and walked away.
Sky Full of Song by @writcraft (T, 2k)
Draco turns up at Harry's birthday party unexpectedly and Harry takes a leap of faith.
Petrichor by @tsauergrass (G, 2k)
After the war, Draco found himself uncontrollably drawn to the rain.
waltzing lights by @piarelei (T, 4k)
The rain is cold, the boat shaky and all that Draco can find comfort in is the warmth of Potter's presence. Or, Draco is a miserable sod and decides to take action.
Rainfall by Saras_Girl (T, 4k)
So what if Draco has a rain kink? Everyone likes something weird.
Twenty Minutes Till Free Fall by BelladonnaLee (T, 5k)
A night of rain. A bare-boned safe house. A clandestine meeting between a spy and his case officer. Being with Harry is like falling through the air—and Draco isn't sure he wants to stop.
Rain by Omi_Ohmy (NR, 5k)
Luna is getting married, and old friends meet up. It's too hot, and everything's changing for everyone except for Harry, who is still mooning after Draco.
A Little Understanding by disapparater (G, 6k)
Everybody needs good neighbours. During a storm, Harry turns to his newest neighbour for help.
Harmony (Left-Handed Melody Remix) by mindabbles (M, 6k)
He is the last person Draco was expecting, but then again, this is not a place Draco ever expected to be.
Howl by @tackytigerfic (M, 9k)
After an encounter with a vicious werewolf, Draco Malfoy wakes in a field hospital with a mangled shoulder, a furry little problem, and an inconvenient crush on Harry Potter. Potter, meanwhile, is still trying to save the world, only this time he wants Draco right there with him while he does it.
Impervius by ravenclawsquill (E, 11k)
Harry and Draco are working together on a case in the beautiful English Lake District. Or, it would be beautiful if only it would stop raining. Fortunately, Harry has an umbrella. Unfortunately, it's pink and frilly, and Draco would rather die than share it with him.
Voices From The Fog by @noeeon (E, 13k)
After years of running away, Harry crosses paths with an all-too familiar face and follows him to Amsterdam.
Exiled by A_factorygirl_69 (E, 16k)
Draco is declared persona non grata by the Ministry after the War. Harry has been tasked with keeping an eye on him, ensuring he stays out of England.
Bound To You by agentmoppet (E, 21k)
Hag magic is capricious and unruly, and Harry and Draco are bound to stay by each other’s side until they can solve the riddle. In between long car trips, misty rain, and midnight star charts, they begin to understand each other.
Thunder by keyflight790 (E, 21k)
The storm will disappear; the rain will subside; but what's left in its wake will last forever. A story of love and loss, redemption and thunder.
The Isle of Discussion by @shealwaysreads (E, 22k)
Harry and Draco arrive at the shores of Loch Leven to record the magical history of the land. They’re friends now, but up there in the Highlands, amidst the trees and sky and that wild expanse of water their own past is more present than ever; a gap they still can’t bridge. Magic illuminates the truth, but it is Harry and Draco who have to speak it. Happily, it turns out that honesty is, in fact, the best policy.
Better To Burn Than To Fade Away by Ren (E, 23k)
Harry Potter is a legend in the world of broomstick racing. He's won almost every cup, trophy, and bowl – except for the historical London-Nome which has been on hiatus for the past several years. Now the London-Nome is starting again, and Harry will do anything to pull off one last big win.
War Wounds by SilentAuror (E, 30k)
Some wounds take longer to recover from than others.
To Vanish Into Something Better by @m0srael (E, 35k)
Harry Potter thought he could outrun the burden of infamy by isolating himself in the Muggle world. Draco Malfoy hasn’t been seen or heard from since his trial. Will a top-secret Ministry project, a beautiful garden, and a little heat carry them both home?
The July Tree by @oknowkiss (E, 51k)
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail… nor well-meaning friends, nor questionable communication skills, nor seven years of hating each other’s guts can keep Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy from falling in love.
Nightcall by Femme and noeon (E, 116k)
A hideously mauled corpse is found sprawled across the paving stones of Brick Lane in the East End of London. Inspector Harry Potter--widely believed to be the lead candidate for next Deputy Head Auror--is called in to investigate a possible magical crime. To make matters worse, his occasional lover and former school-nemesis, Viscount Draco Malfoy, now billing himself as a consulting criminologist, shows up at the crime scene to aid in the investigation of the suspicious death.
Taking Chances by @gracerene (E, 135k)
After the war, Draco disappeared and started over in America, vowing never to return to Great Britain and the fraught past he left behind. Unfortunately, when his mates convince him to sign up for an exchange programme for the last year of their Auror Training, Draco learns that he doesn't have much of a choice in the matter.
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in my solitude comes our rain by @ihopeyoubothstaysafefromharm
Rain by @istehlurvz
Rain of Fate by @lilbeanz
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