For the Proud but homesick son of Skye

**David** · 30th March 13, 09:26 AM

Work took me to Skye this week. Its a terrible job, I do it so you don't have to

. The scenery was stunning, so I thought I'd take some pictures to post for Laird M/Martin. I saw my 1st Golden Eagles too.

This was the view for outside my hotel room window
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**mookien** · 30th March 13, 10:12 AM

David: Tough life. I really feel sorry for you. You certainly got a room with a view. Thanks for posting those dramatic pictures. I only see a couple trees. Are there forested regions on Skye?

John

**tulloch** · 30th March 13, 10:20 AM

Wow! Must get there and see the place myself. Thanks for posting those.

**Grizzly** · 30th March 13, 10:27 AM

How awful for you David my heart bleeds. Any time you want to unburden yourself of that terrible place let me know and I will swap you. Great pics by the way.

**walkerk** · 30th March 13, 12:21 PM

Thanks for the photos.

**McClef** · 30th March 13, 12:32 PM

You could sing as does the song, "The far Cuillins are putting love on me..."

**tadyergey** · 30th March 13, 06:18 PM

One of my favorite places in my travels... I will be back

**David** · 31st March 13, 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by mookien

David: Tough life. I really feel sorry for you. You certainly got a room with a view. Thanks for posting those dramatic pictures. I only see a couple trees. Are there forested regions on Skye?

John

I think there are a couple of forestry plantations on the island, I'm pretty sure the Glen Brittle area has some.

**cessna152towser** · 31st March 13, 01:40 PM

Looks like a good business trip.
Back in the nineteen eighties my work often took me to Campbeltown and Islay, to Oban and Mull, and less frequently to islands such as Gigha, Kerrera and Tiree. I would have been happy to stay in the same job till retirement, but unfortunately re-structuring came along.