BBC: Your pictures of Scotland: 12-19 November (2021)

[abqtommy]

It's another fine collection of photos today.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-59262318

Some notes:
1) one photo caption includes a reference url. When I went to it I got '404-not found'
2) one caption of a photo of colorful fallen leaves refers to an 'acer' which is a type of tree that I found worth looking up
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=is+an+%27acer%27+a+type+of+tree+in+scotland&ia=web
3) one photo caption references sultanas left out for the birds and sultanas are any
green seedless grape (I've read about them in Terry Pratchett's books.)

So enjoy! Yes, I take my photos seriously and want to make each experience easy
on anyone with an interest.

[Wounded Bear]

1. K & R...nt

[IcyPeas]

2. I believe an Acer tree is another name for Japanese Maple.

they are so colorful.

[panader0]

3. Does the BBC do this for Ireland as well?

[abqtommy]

4. Not on a regular basis. Of course there's a strong link between the population

of Western Scotland and Northeastern Ireland with both groups playing bagpipes and
wearing kilts. Scotland's geography is unique and The BBC chooses to present their
regular photos. For Ireland pics try the results of this search:

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=photos+of+the+geography+of+ireland&ia=web

[zanana1]

5. I really enjoyed that batch.

I especially liked the countryside in fog picture.