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A Dogwood Tree blooms in Section 4 of Arlington National Cemetery, April 15, 2016, in Arlington, Va. The cemetery's 624 acres are a unique blend of formal and informal landscapes, dotted with more than 8,600 native and exotic trees. (U.S. Army photo by Rachel Larue/Arlington National Cemetery/released)
Waterfall on Am Bodach 1 Oct 2011
Flickr suggests "coast" "shore" (not bad considering I was halfway up a Munro!)
View from summit cairn looking back to Stob Coire Sgriodain
Hill number: 358
Height: 976m / 3202ft
Parent (Ma/M): 351 Chno Dearg
Area: 04B: Loch Treig to Loch Ericht
Class: MT,Mur
Grid ref: NN 37190 72744
Summit feature: cairn
Drop: 53m
Daily Shoot #451: Make a photograph that features a leading line through it today. Draw the viewers eye through the image.
This little plastic reptile scared me when I walked into a study room in the library and saw it chilling by the chalk.
A few days ago we had snow and ice, and today its already 54 and its supposed to get up to 59. It's nice to be able to go outside without having to wear a jacket.
Daily Shoot #450: We all prepare for things every day. Illustrate preparedness in a photograph today.
Make a photograph that features a leading line through it today. Draw the viewers eye through the image.
Rounding the corner from section 3 to the open ocean of section 4.
View the Circumnavigation Guide HERE.
Section 4 is the most dramatic section of the walk. You contour around massive ampitheatres with cliffs rising more than 100 meters above. There is a real feeling of isolation in this section as you can't see anything but the cliffline and the open ocean.
View the Circumnavigation Guide HERE.