December 2011

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Alba, the-Black-Spotted-Setter

Announcements:
2012 Weekend Experience dates are now online, click here to view more information about these exciting and specialised weekends with Philip.

Loch Visions Christmas Vouchers now available: a great present for the photography and wildlife enthusiast.

Guest galleries have now been updated

Alba the Black-Spotted Setter

For those of you who are wondering why a dog has suddenly appeared in our newsletter, let me introduce Alba, our beautiful English Setter, and Philip's future business partner.

The idea behind this partnership is to train Alba to point at and "set" wildlife to enable Philip and others to get close to animals and photograph them. Genius! Until you decide to rescue a loony setter who thinks nothing of running continuously for 5 hours. However, that is all in the past....

Philip and Alba have worked tirelessly over the last two years progressing from being unable to be off a lead to now working together in woods and open land searching for wildlife, and pointing!! O yes he is, and here's the proof of it.

Brilliant! and again.

Hopefully sometime in 2012 there will be the opportunity to go out with Philip and Alba and see if you can get close to some of the flightier birds like Woodcock.

Loch Visions Vouchers
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Guest Galleries from The One Day Loch Visions Experience
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Guest Galleries from our Weekend and Tailored Experiences
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