The Highlands Edition
spring - summer
It's hard to describe the northern highlands of Scotland in early spring.
Rolling hills stretch out for endless miles, dried heather and turf creates a rich pallet of cognac and mulberry tones.
Solasta– Luminous or shining
Scottish slang
Turadh– A break in the clouds between showers.
Scottish slang
Place: HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND
57.4596° N, 4.2264° W
Languages Spoken:
Three languages are spoken in the Highlands: English, Scots and Gaelic.
Trade & production :
Whisky, mining, agriculture, forest & fishing
National animal:
Unicorn
Smoke curls up from small cottages, inconspicuously nestled into the banks of sprawling ranges. The wind is a constant companion in the highlands, blowing fierce enough to steal the air from your lungs, or as a salty caress- when spending an afternoon tramping the shores of a loch.
the Queens residence when in Edinburgh
Monadh- Moorland covered mountain.
Scottish slang
Russt & Burgundy tones with gold foil detailing
In early spring the damp sets right into your bones, so an evening is best spent toasting ones toes by the fire accompanied by a dram of whisky.
The infamous Glenfinn Viaduct
The facade we designed for Druid Edinburgh
See brand story for druid Here
image courtesy of druid - visit site here
The architecture in Edinburgh
a classic loch scene