Pines lean, to lend an ear, to the balmy sea-breeze. Poolewe and Loch Ewe from Inverewe Gardens, Wester Ross, Scotland.

Commentary.

 

Poolewe.

Loch Ewe.

Inverewe Gardens.

Leaning pines absorb

the desired elements

of the fragrant sea-breezes.

Floating seaweed.

A warm, clement, bright day

in early spring promises an abundance of life.

Loch Ewe.

A convoluted bay seven miles long,

and over three miles wide.

A shoreline exceeding twenty miles

and a centrally placed island of one square mile,

with a population of seven!

 

But here, in shot, is its most

sheltered and favoured corner.

Hence, the cosy village of Poolewe

and the profuse floribunda

of Inverewe Gardens.

Such an intriguing place!

 

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