A White Rainbow

[Brian G Turner]

Had never heard of them, either, until this picture published to the BBC website of one that showed up on a misty Scottish moor: Amazing white rainbow snapped over Scottish moor - BBC News

I wonder how many other planets out there might have something similar?

 

[Alexa]

In my opinion, the Earth owns the rainbows ! Any other planet will need rain in the first place.

I see you already have snow in your neck of the woods. I didn't change the tires yet and I already hate winter.

 

[The Ace]

In my opinion, the Earth owns the rainbows ! Any other planet will need rain in the first place.

I see you already have snow in your neck of the woods. I didn't change the tires yet and I already hate winter.

That's Rannoch Moor - if you don't know what you're doing it will swallow you whole.

Snow is no surprise.

 

[Alexa]

I'm not familiar with the place so I will take your word on it.

 

[Brian G Turner]

Rannoch Moor is an amazing place near the famous mountains of Glen Coe:
rannoch moor - Google Search

I'm further north, where it's actually far milder.

 

[Alexa]

It looks like a very good place to spend your holidays far away from stress and urgent jobs.

One of the photos attached is from Outlander, so I might have seen this place in the movie without realizing where it was taken.

 

[thaddeus6th]

Very nice photo.

 

[J Riff]

That's frozen light is why... it's an 'icebow' ..we get them here all the time and the polar bears are sometimes injured when they break and fall on the snowfields.

 

[Foxbat]

Amazing photo.

Rannoch Moor brings back memories for me. It's where I fell out with a friend a few years ago. He kept using his mobile phone whilst I wanted to get away from all that crap. He got yet another call and I erupted. He said it might be an emergency. I looked around at the wilderness and screamed (Basil Fawlty style - arms waving and everything) What the **** are you going to do about it if it is?


It must have looked a bit strange - a mad Scotsman ranting and raving at an Englishman in the middle of nowhere. Of course, some might think that normal for a Scot