Loch Lomond

I jumped in…it was COLD! And it was July…It will wake you up!

to have spent more time here exploring the area.

And the only time was part of a university field trip. both my boyfriend and i were doing this course and it was so romantic and beautiful and just stunning that I would love to go again…

The first Loch I saw, it was beautiful and special.

great hiking trails around the loch. go when there are less people; the boat traffic was insane. there’s also a nice little pub on the way in/out of the loch—great hot drinks when you’ve gone hiking in the rain or wind.

The next time I’ll be at Loch Lomond, I’ll be boarding a sea-plane with my wife Rachael and flying to some cool remote restauraunt for lunch. Flying with http://www.lochlomondseaplanes.com which is a very new thing. In some ways it seems outrageous that this hasn’t happened before, but it may be that Scotland will start to open up a little more now—imagine how much more accessible all the truly wonderfully remote places will be when you can fly a bit closer. Anyway, totally looking forward to it, and might even write up a 43P entry on it!

bueatiful scenery – strange and interesting wildlife (Scotland’s only wild wallably population on one of the loch islands)! and lot and lots to do on and around the loch in Scotlands only national park

The lake is great and there are a number of walks you can take and see the river flowing and look at where slate was mined. Truly very nice place. The village is quite nice and quaint. Wonderful gardens. The pubs serve alright food.

happy summery memories :)

a stone’s throw from here.