Scotland History

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On the path to King's Cave, Isle of Arran, Scotland. Misty and mysterious, also a great place to dodge the marauding midges... View On Black Apparently this one made Explore, but Scout says not...confusing!

One of the Fairy Pools in the Cuilins. The water was quite low in May. The snow melt is long gone but it revealed this magical carpet of green stones cutting its way through the bedrock. Thanks to all flikr reviewers. My website contains more images and eBooks. www.photographicview.co.uk

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Ardverikie Castle or Lodge, Loch Laggan, Kingussie, Scottish Highlands, circa 1870. It was designed by John Rhind of Inverness in a Scots baronial style, its gabled roofline complete with octagonal turrets with corbelled conical roofs.

Our boat on the 'Singing Sands', Loch Ailort. This photo won me runner up in the Clyde Cruising Club photography competition. According to flickr, this is my 'most interesting' photo.

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Huntly Castle-carved heraldic, Scotland Huntly Castle is a ruined castle in Huntly in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It was the ancestral home of the chief of Clan Gordon, Earl of Huntly

A Puffin admiring the view. Muckle Flugga, at the northern tip of the UK is in the distance..

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Over the last two years on Hallowe'en I have posted blogs about execution sites of Scottish witches.* This year I conclude with the memorials to the last two witches to be burnt in Scotland. One from the Lowlands and the other from the Highlands. The Presbytery of Dunbar in East Lothian was responsible for burning 100+ witches including 6 women and 2 men from the Parish of Spott.In 1698 the trial of Marion Lillie,known as the Rigwoody Witch (old Scots for thin,bony) was recorded in the kirk…

IONA, SCOTLAND, UK -- The small island of Iona is famed as the relgious center where St. Columba brough Christianity to Scotland. It lies in the Inner Hebrides, just off the tip of the Isle of Mull.Iona Abbey on Iona.

The Medieval Dunnottar Castle, Scotland, there has been a settlement on the site of this castle since 700AD

Drummond Castle Gardens, Scotland