Beautfil Easter Weekend at Loch Ness

We've had beautiful weather this Easter weekend, even Dores beach was busy with people enjoying the sunshine.

Canal Boat In Dores Bay

Panoramic View of the whole of Loch Ness from just outside Pottery House.

Down Loch Ness towards Fort Augustus

 And the wild flowers are starting to show through too. 



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Wild Anemone appearing over the grass banks and hill sides.

Wild violets appearing through the undergrowth below trees.

Even the daisies look beautiful in the Spring sunshine.

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