Path to Nowhere....

Forsinard Flows is part of a vast expanse of blanket bog, sheltered straths and mountains known as the Flow Country. The Flow Country is one of Scotland's most important natural treasures and the RSPB looks after more than 21,000 hectares of it. The RSPB has been working to protect the landscape here for more than 20 years.

[Casablanca]

So atmospheric and wistful. Nice to see you again.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful leading line, textures

[Mags]

Beautiful capture! Hope you're well!

[Linda Godwin]

My kind of pathway, lets see wher it leads!

[Larry Steager]

There is always somewhere or something down the path. Great shot.

[Julie Ryan]

Interesting path

[Joan Robillard]

Hello good to see you again. Great shot

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Corinne C]

Fabulous image

[Kathy]

This is an amazing view. It's now a mystery to many of us who never heard of it or had seen it before. Why? How?

[Jane Pittenger]

Wonderful path and leading line. Just wish the horizon were straight

[Julie Duncan]

I long for this place . . .

[Jennifer Eurell]

The promise of things to come. Beautiful.

[Issi Bannerman]

Love this.

[haskar]

Looks very inviting. I want to follow it.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@randystreat taken in Scotland. It’s called the Flows. In the highlands there’s a huge area of bog land which is of scientific interest. Forsinard Flow nature reserve.
Forsinard Flows is part of a vast expanse of blanket bog, sheltered straths and mountains known as the Flow Country. The Flow Country is one of Scotland's most important natural treasures and the RSPB looks after more than 21,000 hectares of it. The RSPB has been working to protect the landscape here for more than 20 years.

[Babs]

Good to see you back again

[Pat Knowles]

Not seen your photos for ages but alway beautiful & atmospheric!

[Kathy]

So the path just takes someone into the bog safely to observe I'd imagine.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot