Nice easter with some icing sugar on the hills...
Monday, March 24, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Labelling in Flickr
I am playing around with flickr to label photographs. I'm thinking about this for revision homework, particularly for Higher. For topics such as Lithosphere or rural this would be really valid. We have spent the last week, for instance, talking about the field layout, farming system and settlement patterns associated with shifting cultivation and intensive peasant farming- all from web images. What this allows us to do, providing we have a flickr account, is label the photos ourselves. It's very simple to do, and if you click on the picture to link to the original, and then hover over it with the cursor, you'll see the result. Incidentally, I have one of my brother's to thank for the photographs. He is a mad keen photographer, and you could have had Berlin, Brussels, Prague, Switzerland etc....I gave you the Campsie Fells. Apologies :-s
Good Luck with Part two of the Higher Prelim tomorrow, I've updated the wiki questions page with a response about glacial deposition.
Good Luck with Part two of the Higher Prelim tomorrow, I've updated the wiki questions page with a response about glacial deposition.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Cathedral on the royal mile
Start of the edinburgh dungeon tour. Directly across from the old mercat cross, scene of public tortures...
Monday, February 11, 2008
Trossachs in poor pixels
I had not been to the trossachs for a while, and had completely forgotten how stunning they are. As we drove over the Dukes Pass, Loch Achray appeared, shrouded in low fog. Passing through the QE forest park, I wished I had brought a decent camera. My ageing samsung will surely not convey the beauty of the views...
Trossachs in poor pixels
I had not been to the trossachs for a while, and had completely forgotten how stunning they are. As we drove over the Dukes Pass, Loch Achray appeared, shrouded in low fog. Passing through the QE forest park, I wished I had brought a decent camera. My ageing samsung will surely not convey the beauty of the views...
Trossachs in poor pixels
I had not been to the trossachs for a while, and had completely forgotten how stunning they are. As we drove over the Dukes Pass, Loch Achray appeared, shrouded in low fog. Passing through the QE forest park, I wished I had brought a decent camera. My ageing samsung will surely not convey the beauty of the views...
Maid of the loch from aquarium
I tried to get ben lomond into some of these, but Im struggling to see it in the blue brown blanket of air
Maid of the loch from aquarium
I tried to get ben lomond into some of these, but Im struggling to see it in the blue brown blanket of air
Maid of the loch from aquarium
I tried to get ben lomond into some of these, but Im struggling to see it in the blue brown blanket of air
Loch lomond shores
This was my first visit here. Some great views up the loch, although the hazy light obscured the mountains
Loch lomond shores
This was my first visit here. Some great views up the loch, although the hazy light obscured the mountains
Loch lomond shores
This was my first visit here. Some great views up the loch, although the hazy light obscured the mountains
Fog that follows
I was out and about today and the fog that we set out in was never far away. It made the light really surreal in some places
Saturday, February 2, 2008
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