The mountains in the Scottish Highlands aren't much higher than those in the English Lake District, but the Highlands occupy a much bigger area.
Excuse me sir, but I think you'll find that the mountains in Scotland are 37% larger than yours! Even a similar sized area, such as Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park has 8
Munros larger than your Scafell Pike (978 metres)!
Only kidding, I love the Lake District, it seems to compress a lot of stunning scenery into a small package, whereas Scotland has an abundance of barren wilderness. Unfortunately despite living in such a scenic country I have never taken any landscapes so one of my planned projects for the winter is to get to the top of a peak and take some snow shots.
Since I haven't been out much recently (due to family issues) here is one from the past. This was taken in 2003 on my first digital camera, a Sony Mavica purchased 1997! Resolution was top notch for it's day, remember this was before memory cards so this was saved onto the onboard floppy disc! This is sunrise (at 5am!) from the top of Mount Sinai in Egypt, at 2285m it towers above any peak in Scotland.