At Kingshouse the deer are fairly tame, but here, just a few metres from the Clachaig car park, the deer are still very wary of uninvited attention. Probably just as well as otherwise they'll end up in a pie. Wk 13 ends 4/4/13

Meeting new friends whilst out and about enjoying spring in the Highlands. Wk 13 ends 4/4/14

Loes thought these chickens had got it right. Warming themselves and topping up the vitamin D in some much needed sun. Wk 13 ends 4/4/13.

Glencoe Mountain Rescue were called to help a walker who unfortunately broke his ankle on the walk out from Sgur na h ulaidh. Wk 13 ends 4/4/13

Some mild sunny weather and the perfect day for some biking in Glen Creran. Just over the hill from Clachaig as the crow flies. Passing Fasnacloich from Glenure. Wk 13 ends 4/4/14

That's what you call a room with a view. All we need now is some glass to put in the big hole. A better week of weather than last for some running repairs to several windows. Wk 12 ends 28/3/14.

The light at this time of year can be superb, as this pic of sunset at Castle Stalker on Thursday evening proves. Wk 12 ends 28/3/14.

Mmmm... nom, nom. nom. Actually taken a couple of weeks ago, but only rec'd this week. Our updated food photos are now slowly being added to the web sites. Wk 12 ends 28/3/14.

Last weekend's poor weather brought fresh snow, and when the skies cleared this week, the views were superb in all directions. Wk 12 ends 28/3/14.

After our homemade trail in the woods the route breaks out onto the hillside above the quarry. Biking with a view and a camera phone in the pocket to capture it. Wk 12 ends 28/3/14

Found some funky settings on the camera so thought we'd try some of them out. Quite like this one of the Boots Bar from the Snug. Wk 11 ends 21/3/14

Water, from the sky, from leaky pipes and from mysterious sources, has generally drive us mad this week. Please, some dry weather soon and an eye to our plumbing woes! Wk 11 ends 21/3/14.

Glencoe is also known as the Glen of Weeping. Can't imagine why. It's been a little damp this week. Again. Wk 11 ends 21/3/14.

We're not saying that it's been a bad week for photos, but it has been a little dreich. Might not have been taken this week, but it was discovered deep in an old archive this week, in an old file format. Wk 11 ends 21/3/14.

Making the use of a feeder hung in a quiet spot, we managed to catch this blue tit enjoying a spot of lunch. Wk 11 ends 21/3/14.

We can get to quite liking March when there's just a bit of sunshine and some clear skies. Wk 10 ends 14/3/14.

Clachaig launched Cairngorm Brewery's new lager and this week we helped to launch their new (award winning!) craft stout - Black Gold. Make sure you try some! Wk 10 ends 14/3/14.

The good weather arrived just in time for the lastest round of schools races a Glencoe Mountain. School was never like this when I were a lad. wk 10 ends 14/3/14.

As seen from Clachaig, though admittedly a long lens might be useful. The photo captures the top section of Dinner Time Buttress. Wk 10 ends 14/3/14.

Rowan Tree Lodge is one of our most popular self catering lodges at Clachaig. Maybe it's the view that makes it popular! Wk 10 ends 14/3/14

24 hours of thaw yesterday, not that you'd know it looking at the snow cover. Things are firming up again today, with temperatures much colder again. Wk 9 ends 7/3/14.

There you are, camera in hand, and along comes Rescue 177 to honour you with a fly past. A spell of good weather, and look like they're exploring the glen. Wk 9 ends 7/3/14.

The business end of things. Customers just get to see the good stuff once it's in a glass, but there's a huge amount of work to be done before that can happen! Wk 9 ends 7/3/14.

Food is now the single most important part of the business, yet we're not very well represented when it comes to showing it. Today that changes as we re-stock the photo library. Wk 9 ends 7/3/14.

Our local marketing association, Discover Glencoe has over 100 tourism members based in South Lochaber. Great to see so many of them coming together for the AGM this week. Wk 9 ends 7/3/14

As part of our fundraising for mountain rescue and safety, we were 'made an offer we couldn't refuse for our wooly mammoth'. Huge thanks to Anthonie for the contribution. Wk 8 ends 28/2/14.

A new pub in Glencoe? Or filming for a new pilot episode of a mountain rescue team based comedy by BBC Scotland. Wk 8 ends 28/2/14.

More late nights out watching the skies. Nice results again, but still no Glencoe aurora! Wk 8 ends 28/2/14.

With fresh snowfall nearly every day since opening, it's pretty much ski where you want at the west coast ski resorts. Another cracking day. Wk 8 ends 28/2/14.

And finally for this week, the real reason why we were late adding the photos. Seems our picture editor has defected to the Alps www.stayinchamonix.com. Wk 8 ends 28/2/14.

When the weather does finally come good, it's just a pleasure to be out and about - day or night! Incredible peaceful on the shores of Loch Leven. Wk 7 ends 21/2/14.

Mammut have sponsored the Winter Safety Lectures and are on hand each Tuesday to demonstrate their airbag ruck sack. Wk 7 ends 21/2/14

While the skiing was excellent, so too was the biking. The trails dried out nicely and the views speak for themselves! Wk 7 ends 21/2/14

The perfect storm - a weekend and good weather! Sunday saw the busiest day at Nevis Range for more than a decade. Not that you'd notice! Wk 7 ends 21/2/14.

School children from St Brides and Glencoe primary schools attended the 13th February memorial gathering in Glencoe. Wk 7 ends 21/2/14.

A wild and wintry evening - a perfect setting for the winter mountain safety lecture being held in the Bidean Lounge Bar. Wk 6 ends 14/2/14.

The MacDonald Monument erected in memory of the MacDonalds of Glencoe who died in the massacre on 13th February 1692. Wk 6 ends 14/2/14.

Despite the record breaking snow fall on the hills, we've seen little at road level. So when it comes, you've got to go out and play! Wk 6 ends 14/2/14.

Mike Pescod talking about the SAIS 'wheel of fortune' at this week's mountain safety lecture. Wk 6 ends 14/2/14.

Think this fella was seriously fed up with the weather and took shelter in the lee of the buildings - and he wasn't for moving. Wk 6 ending 14/2/14.

An opportunist snap on the way home. The light over the water and Ardgour hills as seen from Glencoe is always a treat. Wk 5 ends 7/1/14

Maintenance guru Keith is never happier than when faced with a challenge, this particular plumbing problem has certainly been a challenge this week. Wk 5 ending 7/2/14.

Flood prevention is a hot topic across the country this week. We too are taking our own measures to avert a flooding risk with our regular maintenance of the gabions. Wk 5 ending 7/2/14

Three wise monkeys enjoying a safety lecture. Enough said. wk 5 ending 7/2/14.

Hidden away at the back of the village. St Mundas church. Ballachulish. Wk 5 ending 7/2/14.

With a fire to keep away the bitter chill, sat waiting for the sunset over Ardgour to reveal itself. Wk 4 31/1/14.

Crossing Corran Ferry always feels like going on holiday, and the combination of sea and big sky never fails when it comes to great views. Wk 4 ends 31/1/14.

With epic amounts of snow on the west coast Scottish mountains the Scottish ski industry has spent much of the week digging out huts and lift tows. Wk 4 ends 31/1/14.

Addressing the haggis at Clachaig's Burns Tribute Night, before plating it up and offering it round the crowds in the Boots Bar. Week 4 ending 31st January

Head chef Davy, looking pleased to have another successful haggis address at Clachaig's Burns Tribute under his belt. Week 4 ending 31st January.

Saturday 25th January is our Burns' Tribute Night. It's an informal affair, but we will be presenting the Great Chieftain o' the puddin' race, and offering tasters to the Boots Bar crowds. Wk 3 ending 24/1/14.

Quite possibly Clachaig's most regular customer, Lager John popped up for another pint, with several of the staff on hand, this Tuesday to celebrate the 10th anniversary of coming to Clachaig. Wk 3 ending 24/1/14.

The light on Monday was really nice, with bursts of sunshine coming through the wintry weather. Quite liked the dark of the quarry set against the snow on Sgor nam fiannaidh. wk 3 ending 24/1/14.

Even when the weather's not so good there's plenty to look at. The light as the showers passed is amazing. A mile further down the road it was sunny with a big rainbow. Wk 3 ending 24/1/14.

Cuil Bay is a wonderful place to go for a wander. Busy on a sunny summer's day, but quiet during the winter, and good for watching the wildlife by the shore. Wk 3 ending 24/1/14

Morag took this atmospheric shot walking on Sgorr na h ulaidh, looking to Loch Leven in the distance. She says, "This was my first winter snow walk with the White Ptarmigan Walking Club and we couldn't have asked for a better day weather wise as the view from the top was amazing. Love Glen Coe and I'm up there most weekends walking."

This buzzard was hunting close the A82 but was proving quite elusive. However, Loes managed to capture this cracking shot later in the day on her way into work. Wk 2 17/1/14.

The sunlight on the ridge this morning (14/1) was excellent but hard to capture on camera given the extreme contrasts of light and dark. Not a bad commute! Week 2 ending 17/1/14

Ever get that feeling you're being watched. I got it on Friday while sat at my desk in the office. Hard to concentrate on work! Week 2 ending Friday 17/1/14

Sgorr Dhonuill is better known as the Dragon's Tooth and dominates the view up Glennachulish. You're most likely to see this view heading south on the Ballachulish Bridge. Week 2 ending 17/1/14

The Hogmanay Hoolie and the start of 2014. Another great night. Surprised to see so many folk given the weather across the UK. Wk 1 ending 10/1/14

Lewis Hamilton (no, the other one) providing the entertainment. Week 1 ending 10/1/14

Dear Santa, all I want for Christmas is one of those flying helicopter thingies that you can strap a camera to and take aerial photos. Week 1 ending 10/1/14

Some peace from the Hogmanay celebrations. What better than walking the dog at Glencoe Lochan. Week 1 ending 10/1/14

Hoping for a shot of the aurora borealis, our own budding Brian Cox wannabe (more like Dara O'Briain?) was out his camera and caught this view of Orion above Beinn a' Beithir.