Loch Lomond Scottish Lyrics Video Photos

Possibly one of the best but little known recordings. http://tanbur.co.uk/lomond.html Video includes lyrics and begins with picture of Loch. Ben Lomond is the most southerly Munro mountain, famous for scenic hill walks, popular with vistors to the Highlands. song, Jacobite, lyrics, peasants, road, uprising, Scottish, Scotland, audio, video, embed, scrolling, history, band, sing-along, singing, perform, tobermory, mull, Iain Thomson, famous, traditional, folk, folksong, love song, pronunciation, CD, free, best, meaning, hillwalking, KS2, KS3, flower,thistle, geography, United Kingdom, Great Britain, England, North Sea, Atlantic Ocean, North Channel, Irish Sea, Isle of Skye, Old Man of Storr, mountain Skye, Raasay, geology, Highlands and islands, Central Lowlands, Southern Uplands, Northwest Highlands, The Cuillin, Grampians, Cairngorms, Torridon Hills, Western Ross, British Isles, Ben Nevis
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