Five Panoramas And A Cracking Snap

Since we put a rather nice panoramic shot of Cwm Idwal up on the front page, we've been sent some rather nice variations on the theme, plus one that isn't but is a really cracking shot anyway. Just click on the pic for a bigger version, all the images are under 90k but still may take a while to download.

Enjoy.

Routeburn panoramic shot from OMer David Townley who took our last week's advice before we'd given it and emigrated to New Zealand - this is Routeburn Flats from the Routeburn Falls path. 'Just wait until we get out there and off the beaten track a bit more!' says David. Git... :-)

Another panorama, but this one's closer to home - this one's by Andrew Dolman and is Kylesku bridge in the North West Highlands. 'My mate Pete and I, he says, 'walked from Ullapool to Cape Wrath in May and spent a night camped under the bridge. Nice spot. That's Sail Gorm in the background I believe'

Wow, a cracking shot of Bla Bheinn taken by Richard Nicholls on the walk in to the start of the mountain's SW ridge. Lots more great stuff on Richard's web site 'A Magical Landscape'.

More panoramic visions, this is Sella in the Dolomites taken by OMer Simon Martin looking east. We've had to downsize it a bit to fit on the site let alone on the screen mind....

Wow, if you've forgotten what winter's for, take a look at this stunner of Helvellyn by Ian Brookes taken way back in March this year and pray for snow :-)

And here's the shot that started it all off - Eddie Stephenson's panoramic shot of Cwm Idwal with the Devil's Kitchen nestling nicely to the left of Ygarn. Lovely...