Beautiful Day On Loch Ness

It's really been a beautiful week on Loch Ness this week. Clear blue skies most of the time and the Spring flowers are really coming through.

The countryside is covered is primroses at this time of year and they're looking spectacular all over the hills and even along the road sides here on South Loch Ness.


Primroses

Another flower which covers the ground this time of year is the Wood Anemone, their tiny white flowers are all over the place at the moment, even in the garden here at Pottery House. 

 
Wood Anemone



And looking spectacular against the blue sky is the gorse.




#scotland #wildflowers #scotspirit #travel #tourism #flowers #lochness #southlochness #highlands
Location: Highland, UK

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