Craigellachie - Skywatch Friday
Looking south up the river Spey to the Highland village of Craigellachie (pronounced with the stress on the 'ell', and a soft 'ch', as in 'loch'). To the right of the picture, above the dark trees, are the tall chimney and pagoda roof of the Craigellachie Distillery, founded in 1888.
Canadians know Craigellachie as the place in British Columbia where the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven in in 1885.
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Beautiful Skywatch.
ReplyDeleteWe don't actually get to see much sky but it's one of the best Skywatch pictures I saw today.
ReplyDeleteI love the misty feel of this and the colors. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteLook at that sky - Nice shot & even a bird flying by - bonus shot!!!
ReplyDeleteThe contrasting layers are gorgeous! I never knew there were so many shades of black and white!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot !
ReplyDeleteBon week end !
Me again. Yes, the bottom flag is our state flag of New Hampshire.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
There is a very dreamy horizon with golden stripes. Simply beautiful stuff.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is really lovely. I love it when the sky is golden. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the skywatch thingie. Perhaps because I love taking photos like that myself. :)
A superbly atmopheric phto. So glad you pointed out the distillery, a wee dram would not go astray at all!
ReplyDeleteThe misty feel give it something more, great photo
ReplyDeleteoh yes! I drunk a wee dram of Talisker yesterday :) !
ReplyDeletehave a nice sunday !