Meanwhile, the lovely shadows of the beech tree below (also in Craiglockart Dell) are from earlier this year, at the beginning of autumn. The rock in this photo is interesting too as it's a glacial erratic, a rock that was left here after the glaciers retreated at the end of the last ice age.
For Shadow Shot Sunday.
Fabulous shadow shots. We live in the land of glaciers and it is fascinating to learn about the geography created by them. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the long shadows this time of year, especially when on snow.
ReplyDeleteLots of erratics here too - people love them!!!
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ReplyDeletethe first photo is my favorite, great shadow shot. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and new week ahead.
Hi Angie, yes I'm fascinated by how you can read glacation in the landscape.
ReplyDeleteJeff - no sonw here yet, but I agree, shadows on snow are particularly lovely
Rabbits Guy - yes people are always interested in this stone when I'm doing guided walks along this route
Eileen - thanks
Lovely shadow shots! ^_^
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to catch my front tree like that, but haven't gotten it just right yet. The rock image is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful shadow shots.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Such long and interesting shadows!
ReplyDeleteThe leaf shadow looks like lace! Beautiful..
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