Looking west
From Gallows Hill, South Sutor, Cromarty, Ross-shire.
Sunset into the Harr
From Gallows Hill, South Sutor, Cromarty, Ross-shire.
Sunset into the Harr
Boxing day walk, calm and peaceful.
I like this one in B&W
Cromarty Harbour
Me, Ruth, our boys, partners and girlfriends having a pre Christmas meal a few days ago.
Very pleasant - very pleasant indeed.
Cromarty - looking West to the Black Isle
My GGG Grandfather, in a photo taken later in his life. He had served with the Sutherland Highlanders (93rd Regiment) in the Crimea in the 1850's (including the famous "Thin Red Line" battle), and then in the Indian Mutiny, hence all the medals. This is a scan of a print of a scan, but has a nice sepia feel.
These medals can be seen in the Regimental Museum of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in Stirling Castle, Scotland.
See http://www.flickr.com/photos/ccgd/62901567/ for a photo of his medals.
Looking to the Mountains of the West, with an ebbing tide.
From the summer, looking east at sunset.
I spend a lot of time in Perth station, changing and waiting for trains. But I'd never noticed this sign at the top of Platform 1 until last week.
Reminds me of the sort of thing I used to have on my Hornby train set when I was very very small.
High Street, Cromarty
For a sand worm
From the summer, and you can just see my favorite little lonely tree.
Don Coutts, Kirsty Wark and Alan Clements pose for publicity shots for the Cromarty Film Festival.
(For those of you outwith Scotland - Don Coutts is a neighbour and pal, as well as being a well established film director, Kirsty Wark and Alan Clements are Scotland's top "Media Moguls")
On the 9:19 Inverness to Glasgow - last Wednesday.
I'm travellng a bit just now.....
Flying Inverness Stornoway last week, trying out the fastest shutter speed on the camera.......