Easdale and Ellenabeich
Old meets new: boats 2
Lauriston Castle Pond
Lauriston Castle Pond
The Chimneys of Lauriston Castle
Lauriston Castle - Rose Garden
Rock stacks on Easdale
Easdale Sunset
Easdale Wheelbarrows
Life amongst the Easdale slate
The Luing ferry
The Luing Ferry - ready for loading at Cuan
St Andrews Sunset
Easdale quarries
Ivy
Fladda
Looking north on the Clachan Bridge
Easdale and Ellenabeich
Ganavan Bay, Near Oban
Dunstaffnage Castle
St Andrews wild flowers
Château de Chenonceau
The Easdale wheelbarrows
Arriving at Easdale
The Easdale Ferry docking at Easdale
Walking to Ellenabeich
Rocks at Ellenabeich
A path between quarries
Gorge at Sutherland's Grove
Slate Beach
The Clachan Bridge
Spring in the Botanics
Flowers in the botanics
Seaview Terrace, St Abbs
Facing down the waves
St Abbs harbour and lifeboat station
Memorial at Cove to the 1881 storm
Memorial at St Abbs to the 1881 storm
Crescent Moon
Beach huts at Coldingham Sands
Flowers
Wintery Edinburgh
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Looking West from Luing
This is a stitched panorama of 11 images.
There's loads of things to spot in this. Looking from left to right some of the things you can (possibly) see:
Cullipool (village), Scarba (island), Fladda (island with light house), Calmac ferry (Colonsay to Oban), Mull, Easdale (island), Ellenabeich (village on Seil)
There's loads of things to spot in this. Looking from left to right some of the things you can (possibly) see:
Cullipool (village), Scarba (island), Fladda (island with light house), Calmac ferry (Colonsay to Oban), Mull, Easdale (island), Ellenabeich (village on Seil)
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