Super Telephoto 400-600mm

I have only been on this journey once, but is definitely a day out not to miss, but do recommend booking your tickets in advance.  If you are traveling to Fort William there are B & B's near the train station, if you wish to travel up the day before.

Wrap up warm! Especially if you are going at night. 

There are a few interesting looking huts/bunkers that are accessible I think . 

I've only been here once and that was to the Gold Cup. Brilliant day out, plenty of good photo spots, walking around the pit area is great.

There is a foot path either side of the cut. The left hand side veers off and you have a restricted (by fences and bushes) view of the ship. 

Bradgate park is an historic Mediaeval deer park in the heart of the ancient Charnwood Forest. One of my favourite places....but I pick my times carefully as it gets very busy and very noisy at times!!!

This is truly an awe-inspiring photography location. The observatory sits in the middle of Northumberland’s Kielder Forest, overlooking the spectacular Kielder reservoir - Northern Europe’s largest man-made lake.

This is an amazing site for a number of different photographic viewpoints. Architecturally the place is stunning with lots of Italian influence. The gardens are great for plants a and trees and the waterfalls and ornamental ponds.

This location boasts excellent views over Durham Cathedral and the rest of the city. Best time to visit is sunrise. I have seen some excellent shots of the summer solstice sunrise captured at this location. A misty morning would be idle conditions.