A trip to Glencoe

**pdcorlis** · 15th February 09, 05:10 PM

Great photos - please tell us a bit more about your chilly ride.

**Kiltman** · 15th February 09, 05:34 PM

Sure looks cold. It was cold last time I was at Glencoe too. Thanks for the pics.

**Jack Daw** · 15th February 09, 05:39 PM

WOW! It's quite a difference to see Glencoe in February. The two times I was there was in May 2003 and July 2008. It was eerier in May. Thanks for the pics.

**Sheep In Wolf's Clothing** · 15th February 09, 05:44 PM

Great photos!!
Sara

**Colin** · 16th February 09, 09:35 AM

I like the look of that tartan Rex. Those are my kind of colours. I would wear a kilt in that.

**cavscout** · 16th February 09, 09:53 AM

Beautiful pics, Thanks for posting them. What was the story on the parade?

**Jock Scot** · 16th February 09, 10:07 AM

A beautiful but deadly place. It is worth remembering that people still die on those hills. Three only a couple of weeks ago.Just there.

**unaspenser** · 16th February 09, 10:25 AM

Gorgeous! The snow is beautiful, and the water is such an incredible color. We have a few rivers in Idaho that look like that, and it never ceases to amaze me.

**lammy d** · 16th February 09, 12:58 PM

Hi the first set were taking on route just before and after strathyre.The locks are frozen which was nice did think there would be more snow The parade was for the massacre of Glencoe!

**cavscout** · 16th February 09, 01:43 PM

Originally Posted by Balnamoon

There is a service held every year on the nearest Saturday to the 13th.The red flags you see in the picture are the Scottish Republican Socialist Movement and the black saltires are Siol nan Gaidheal,who are a nationalist group as are the SRSM.

Exactly what I was interested in. Thanks!

Interesting flag

Another pic found of the flags at I assume the Glencoe Memorial