The Forth Bridge a Scottish Icon from South Queens…
The Kelpies Helix Park Falkirk 10th September 2019…
18th/20th Century Demarcation Line
Flow of the Ebb Tide
Community of Digg and the Quiraing - Isle of Skye…
View of the Scottish borders from Smailholm Tower.
Smailholm Peel Tower
View of Edinburgh taken from Arthur's seat
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Newhaven Harbour.
Quayside Creels
Longannet Power station
The Harbourmaster's House. Dysart
High and Dry in Dysart
Ogham Stone on the Altyre Estate
High and Dry in Elie
Kyle of Durness at sundown
I must go down to the seas again.
Calm Morning
Storm Clouds over Sgùrr nan Gillean from Glen Slig…
The distinctive peak of Marsco - Isle of Skye
Camasunary Bay and Loch Scavaig ( 2 x PiPs)
On the track to Camasunary Bay - Glen Slighachan
Melorose Abbey
Findhorn Beach at dawn
Sir Walter Scott views Selkirk
View of the North Sea from St.Andrews Castle
Skye Sunrise (HFF Everyone)
Abbey Arches
Lifesaver
Scotland St. Cuthbert's Way
Culzean Castle, Ayrshire 9th September 2019.
Coffee Corner
Carrbridge in evening light LR-1066
Jedburgh Abbey Ground Floor
Jedburgh Abbey First Floor
St. Andrews Harbour Entrance
Heron on the Tweed
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Bentley Specialist Edinburgh
The River Tweed at Dryburgh
Dryburgh Abbey Archway
Dryburgh Abbey Church looking east
Dark Day at Staffin Bay - Isle of Skye
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Melrose Abbey Gargoyles
In architecture, a gargoyle is a carved or formed grotesque with a spout designed to convey water from a roof and away from the side of a building, thereby preventing rainwater from running down masonry walls and eroding the mortar between.
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