Inversion Sunrise, Scottish Highlands (2024).

[rachela@mastodon.online]

@murraylivingston
Gorgeous. ❤️

[thesinkingbelle@metalhead.club]

@murraylivingston quite pretty, although seeing anything from the UK makes me slightly sad since I know about the 1% of families who own 50% of the land there.

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@thesinkingbelle yes it's true, that being said, scotland ironically has some of the world's best public access rights under the land reform act. "right to roam", or more accurately right to responsible access, means you can explore some pretty amazing places completely free!

[albertmantingh@mastodon.social]

@murraylivingston For a moment I thought I saw Mount Fuji....

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@albertmantingh Ha! I can see that. This is Sron a' Choire-san in the Scottish Highlands though, not Fujisan ;)

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@DrJLecter thank you james!

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@RachelA thanks rachel. glad you like it :)

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@MarianneTiel thank you marianne!

[bobhenryphotos@mas.to]

@murraylivingston This is an amazing image, Murray. The light is exquisite, and the whole scene feels so soft, quiet, and delicate. Very relaxing.

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@bobhenryphotos very kind words bob, thank you so much. it was such a serene experience so glad to hear that has translated through

[thesinkingbelle@metalhead.club]

@murraylivingston indeed, I believe i'd heard about that. hopefully more can be done to push further reforms through in the future.

heard all this through this really great interview with the author of a book on the subject, recommended if you want to hear more about the current challenges

https://youtube.com/watch?v=b3LinIYbPiI

[murraylivingston@mas.to]

@thesinkingbelle Yes i've read some of guy's writing and particularly enjoyed the lost rainforests of britain — he's definitely highly political though (to the point of potential bias in some cases imo. there's always nuance).