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What a dramatic photo. Inky dark clouds you can almost touch.

is that the loch lomond monster under the tree

nice photo anyway !

@sophiakenny,I don't take photos of people without permission.To take pics of people without permission is in my opinion,rude.Anyway,why would i take pics of people who i don't know?

It is an offence to camp in the East Loch Lomond Restricted Zone at any time of day or night, except if you are using one of the official designated sites. You can find a map of the restricted area below. These byelaws apply from 1 March to 31 October every year, and apply to: - See more at: http://www.rockinvans.co.uk/blog-post/guide-to-camping-at-loch-lomond#sthash.fih6Hez3.dpuf.
Now that we’ve established that wild camping on the east side of the Loch is a big no-no, what about the non-restricted areas? Wild camping is permitted in such areas of the National Park as part of the public’s right of responsible access. However, this does not allow car or vehicular access to camp. But fear not! ‘Wild Camping, A Guide to Good Practice’ informs us that that while roadside camping is not usually considered wild camping, it does take place, and it is lawful. Hurrah! To make sure that the kind people of the Mountaineering Council of Scotland keep letting us camp by the roadside in our Rockin’ vans, please follow these simple guidelines in order to keep Loch Lomond safe and beautiful:

    Ask nearby residents before pitching if you wish to camp near houses.
    Remember vehicles have a great impact on vegetation, so park on hard ground or on a safe metalled area.
    Avoid sites that are at risk of being overused. Congregational roadside camping can cause significant problems.
    Leave camp as you found it! Remove all litter, do not burry or hide it under stones as it can harm wildlife and dirties the beautiful land.
    Consider others! The larger the group, the harder it is to keep negative impacts to a minimum, so try to keep groups small, and noise levels low.
    Be nice to the wildlife! Food scraps, even when buried, attract scavenging birds and animals, some of which prey on more vulnerable nesting birds, so please take all scraps of food away with you.
    Want to light a fire? Use a stove if possible (like the handy one in your Rockin’ van), but if you absolutely have to make an open fire, keep it small and under control, remove all traces before leaving, and never cut down or damage trees for fire wood!
    Human waste: Make sure to bury your toilet waste properly and urinate at least 30 metres away from open water.

So go on, unleash your inner Bear Grylls…just be sure to do it in a safe and respectful manner!
- See more at: http://www.rockinvans.co.uk/blog-post/guide-to-camping-at-loch-lomond#sthash.fih6Hez3.dpuf

That chimp is the double of Alan Freeman (think that's his name) the old DJ.

Isn't working for me Chaser

Not arf

Chaser I told you about that spat on twitter with Margaret Curran labour and the SNP.
MC accusing the SNP of following and harassing her as she canvassed for votes (Was some of their activists in our friends group The Scottish Resistance)
The SNP person denying it and asking how do you know.
The SR kinda give the game away with this defence.
Don't tell them your name Pike.

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It's genuine Chaser. Margaret Curran spoke about it later.
BTW he's considered the brains behind the Scottish Resistance.
Here he is on the right with Sean (left) and James (middle).
You gotta love them.

traditional scottish name anyway.  not another piers !!     as if that piers morgan wasnt enough. 

Aye i seen if before was comical

They walk into a local police station to report the Prime Minister if i done that at my local i think they would either burst out laughing or call the mental hospital