Rosa Burn

Posted by Stu (Scotland | Residing in Kyoto, Japan) on 3 June 2007 in Landscape & Rural.

The 7th in the Scotland series features Rosa Burn, which runs down through Glen Rosa on the Isle of Arran. As you can see, the water has a brown tint from the high peat content. It's this peat that gives some types of Scottish whisky their dark colour and earthy taste.

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Soodabeh from Yazd, Iran

Really beautiful river! Good timing. I like this.

3 Jun 2007 6:45am

Jen from Jessup, United States

Beautiful shot...lovely river and landscape

3 Jun 2007 11:51am

Angry Buddha from Phoenixville, United States

Amazing view!!

3 Jun 2007 1:20pm

craiger from United States

Ah excellent Stu! This is one of my favorites of yours!

3 Jun 2007 4:43pm

Evie from Fairfax, United States

Very well done.

3 Jun 2007 9:47pm

Sash from Adelaide, Australia

My mate Pete loves the dark colour and earthy taste of Scottish whisky. I happen to love the scenery in Scotland you've been showing us. Any chance of meeting up over there one day? I'll bring an inflatable raft and a couple of paddles.

4 Jun 2007 12:35am

travelingrant from Kanazawa, Japan

Nice scenic shot. Very well composed with the background, middle ground, and a very interesting foreground.

4 Jun 2007 2:03am

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Quite something how this one starts in serenity at the top and ends with such drama!

26 Jun 2007 3:28am

Canon EOS Kiss X
1/500 second
F/14.0
ISO 400
18 mm