Shelf Cloud !
From Wall to the Sea.
From the Pass
Main Street!
2900–2600 BC
Cloud Cover!
Flag End!
On The Edge
Hazy Day
Across the Little Minch
Skyreburn Bay
Wigtown County Building
Red Kites at Days End.
Red Kite,
One and Two Parts
Down from the Mountains
Castle Walls!
All Aboard?
Lazy Days
Country Church,
The Moat.
Coe Colours!
Lower Reaches
Eilean Donan Castle
Light after the Storm!
Eastern End.
Built 1220
Overcast!
A sign of the clearances?
Quayside Market
Marina View.
Lady & Dog.
From the Top, 3 Notes.
Bascule Bridge.
No Name & Blue
Lighthouse with Fence
Religious Ruin
Far North
Cows on a Fence!
Flow Country
A bench in the Shade
Harbour Entrance
Outer Hebrides
Island Navigation Light!
Evening Sky
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Strathpeffer Station
Strathpeffer Station also known as the Old Station a former Highland Railway terminus in the village of Strathpeffer, Ross-shire, in the Scottish Highlands, about 4 miles west of Dingwall. The main station building opened on 3 June 1885 as the terminus of a short branch line from Fodderty Junction (on the Dingwall to Kyle of Lochalsh line). It was built to serve the Victorian spa town , which was popular for its sulphurous springs.
Now used for the Highland Museum of Childhood — a museum focusing on the history of childhood in the Highlands, with toys, games, and exhibits. It opened in the early 1990s and is one of the main draws for visitors.
A café (often praised for its homemade bakes and relaxed atmosphere in the vintage railway setting).
Small retail units, craft shops, and community spaces,
HFF and a good weekend.!
Now used for the Highland Museum of Childhood — a museum focusing on the history of childhood in the Highlands, with toys, games, and exhibits. It opened in the early 1990s and is one of the main draws for visitors.
A café (often praised for its homemade bakes and relaxed atmosphere in the vintage railway setting).
Small retail units, craft shops, and community spaces,
HFF and a good weekend.!
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A belated HFF and have a very good week, Roger.
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