At Jacobite our tours and cruises run all year, and despite the cold, snow and ice in January 2012, visitors from around the world still come to see one of the world’s most fascinating and famous stretches of water, and we hope that they enjoy sharing it with us.
Loch Ness, January 2012
For the Jacobite staff, the quieter times of the year also occasionally let us get time to appreciate Loch Ness and to enjoy looking at it in the winter light, which can be spectacular. It’s amazing how we never get tired of looking at the loch and how different it can look depending on the seasons and the time of day. Our crew member John is very good at capturing Loch Ness come rain or shine, and in all seasons.
Loch Ness - A Peek Through Our Office Window
Here are just a couple of John’s photos – you can catch more in the ” A Peek Through Our Office Window” collection on our Facebook page. We hope you enjoy looking at Loch Ness as much as we do!
A good time should be had by all – photos’s MAY or MAY NOT be posted later. Watch this space !!!
If you haven’t come across Scotland Hour yet, it’s a one-hour Twitter-based chat, on the last Wednesday of each month between 9-10 pm GMT. It’s a great idea started by Douglas Baird of Baird’s Travel, and via several other chatty Scottish tourism tweeters it continues to grow into an entertaining group of fans who all share one thing in particular – we’re all passionate about Scotland and what it has to offer visitors and travellers.
