James Illing Photography

Tag: Perth and Kinross

  • Faskally Forest – Pitlochery

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    Faskally Forest offers two scenic walking paths around a picturesque loch, one accessible for wheelchairs, while the other features uneven terrain. The woodland is particularly stunning in Autumn. Nearby Pitlochry provides dining options, and parking is available. Photography opportunities include the charming boat house and morning mist over the lake.

  • The Crannog – Loch Tay

    The Crannog – Loch Tay

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    The Crannog Centre, an Iron Age museum on Loch Tay, relocated to Dalerb after a devastating fire in 2021, offering a 4-hectare site with friendly guides. The new coordinates are GPS 56.581832,-4.020547. The photo was taken from Kenmore beach at GPS 56.583132,-3.996384. Visitors can capture the site’s new construction and explore limited nearby facilities.

  • Allt da Ghob Waterfalls – Glen Lyon

    Allt da Ghob Waterfalls – Glen Lyon

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    This waterfall and bridge are a very well hidden gem in Glen Lyon. It is difficult to see due to the trees between the road and the river. Even knowing where it is it is easy to miss. It is a bit of a hop down the bank to get a photo like this through…