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Post by stuartB on Jul 25, 2010 20:58:18 GMT
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Post by chrish on Jul 25, 2010 21:12:23 GMT
Nice photos Stuart. It looks like you had better weather up there then I did last year!
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Post by stuartB on Jul 25, 2010 21:17:54 GMT
thanks Chris but it rained nearly every day. the last 2 days were glorious and you'll see some some shots of the best days later in the week.
this little ground was brilliant and I would love to play here.
unfortunately, my 18-70mm lens developed a nasty noise half way thgrough the holiday and i had to revert to a standard digital camera
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Post by merse on Jul 25, 2010 21:27:45 GMT
sorry if this has been done before and, Merse, yes this is the start of the onslaught of my holiday photos from Scotland In the shadows of Ben Nevis...........  Yes, the "last 50" option is suffering mass photo slowdown today! Who the feck is Ben Nevis..............some lumbering great Sweaty centre half?  |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2010 21:33:06 GMT
In the shadows of Ben Nevis lies Claggan Park, the home of Fort William FC of the Highlands League. I've walked on that pitch too without seeing a game. Fort William have been pretty hopeless since they joined the Highland League although they did have a far better season than normal in 2009/2010. See more about Fort William and the Highland League at nonleaguescotland.co.uk/region/highland/highlandclubs.htm |
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Post by Dave on Jul 25, 2010 21:34:15 GMT
Lets hope the forum is nice and busy then tomorrow with lots of posts merse to push them all through, as I'm looking forward to some more hols shots from Stuart tomorrow night.  |
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Post by stuartB on Jul 25, 2010 21:35:22 GMT
sorry if this has been done before and, Merse, yes this is the start of the onslaught of my holiday photos from Scotland In the shadows of Ben Nevis........... Yes, the "last 50" option is suffering mass photo slowdown today! Who the feck is Ben Nevis..............some lumbering great Sweaty centre half? don't log on for the next week, as you will be battered  |
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Post by chrish on Jul 25, 2010 21:54:04 GMT
thanks Chris but it rained nearly every day. the last 2 days were glorious and you'll see some some shots of the best days later in the week. this little ground was brilliant and I would love to play here. unfortunately, my 18-70mm lens developed a nasty noise half way thgrough the holiday and i had to revert to a standard digital camera Great, the Scottish weather living up to it's usual reputation. I was doing a tour in the car around Scotland last that was supposed to last all week. In the end I got pi$$ed off with dodging the rain which seemed to be following me around and getting bitten by midges. Sorry to hear about the lens. Is it still under warranty? |
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Post by stuartB on Jul 25, 2010 21:58:56 GMT
thanks Chris but it rained nearly every day. the last 2 days were glorious and you'll see some some shots of the best days later in the week. this little ground was brilliant and I would love to play here. unfortunately, my 18-70mm lens developed a nasty noise half way thgrough the holiday and i had to revert to a standard digital camera Great, the Scottish weather living up to it's usual reputation. I was doing a tour in the car around Scotland last that was supposed to last all week. In the end I got pi$$ed off with dodging the rain which seemed to be following me around and getting bitten by midges. Sorry to hear about the lens. Is it still under warranty? the evenings were far better than early but as we had to drive everywhere we were ok. The midges didn't bother me but found other family members far tastier. I am checking the warranty. as a replacement could be costly. |
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Post by ospelgull on Jul 27, 2010 6:35:41 GMT
I've missed this ground a couple of years ago when me and the missus camped for a couple of days in Fort William. We had two weeks of brilliant weather, from start to finish all sunshine! And we walked all the way to the top of the Ben Nevis, piece of cake...  |
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Post by stuartB on Jul 27, 2010 10:11:54 GMT
I've missed this ground a couple of years ago when me and the missus camped for a couple of days in Fort William. We had two weeks of brilliant weather, from start to finish all sunshine! And we walked all the way to the top of the Ben Nevis, piece of cake... What is it with you dutch? there were hundreds of them all over Scotland. That's got to be from one extreme to another, flat to mountainous |
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Post by stefano on Jul 27, 2010 11:00:10 GMT
I've missed this ground a couple of years ago when me and the missus camped for a couple of days in Fort William. We had two weeks of brilliant weather, from start to finish all sunshine! And we walked all the way to the top of the Ben Nevis, piece of cake... What is it with you dutch? there were hundreds of them all over Scotland. That's got to be from one extreme to another, flat to mountainous Same when I go skiing. Dutch everywhere and they always have the latest designer gear as well as being quite good at it. Not too bad at the French Cycling Tour either which involves a lot in the mountains. Perhaps just a very sporty nation, if maybe a tad too competitive if recent events are anything to go by! |
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